CERN and the Higgs Boson
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
CERN and the Higgs boson hit the headlines and made particle physics exciting for non-scientists - here's the inside story
James Gillies Books
James Gillies is an author whose work often explores the intersection of science and history. His writing approach involves a deep dive into pivotal moments of technological development and illuminating the individuals behind them. Gillies excels at presenting complex concepts in an accessible and engaging manner, introducing readers to the fascinating narratives that have shaped our world. His works are valued for their insight and their ability to foster curiosity.
Herwig Schopper's life story spans a century of European history, offering a unique perspective as a witness to significant events. Born in Czechoslovakia in 1924, he has navigated a diverse career encompassing research, management, and diplomacy, with a strong influence from his work at CERN. This open access book intertwines personal memoir with biographical elements, highlighting his remarkable journey through pivotal moments in science and politics.
