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    Australia and the Large Hadron Collider

    9 September, 20083 August, 2010

    View images here Read media release here Read about The University of Melbourne and University of Sydney public/student events here In a circular tunnel beneath the border of France and Switzerland, scientists will this Wednesday just after 6pm begin one of the most ambitious scientific projects ever undertaken. Half a world away, researchers in Melbourne…

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    Australia’s role in the LHC: the world’s largest physics experiment

    9 September, 20085 March, 2020

    And no, the world won’t end tomorrow View images here Read feature article on Australia and the Large Hadron Collider here Read about The University of Melbourne and University of Sydney public/student events here Just after 6pm today, Wednesday 10 September, the Large Hadron Collider will start up. Twenty years in the making, the A$6…

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