What holds the world together? (Science Switzerland series)
Felicitas Pauss creates Big Bang on small scale.
Felicitas Pauss’s job is to find out what holds the world together. She’s a professor at the Federal Institute for Technology in Zurich, and a project leader at Cern, the world’s largest particle physics research laboratory on the French/Swiss border. The Austrian scientist is leading an experiment using the new Hadron Collider, to recreate the Big Bang on a small scale, and to find out how matter gains mass. (The Science Switzerland series is produced by SRG SSR idée suisse.)
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