I was at the ICNFP 2015 Conference, spending two nights to prepare updated versions of two posters...
What can be really said about the physical origin and the ultimate nature of the properties of...
Vincent J. Torley in “Bad science by Dr. Victor Stenger, arguing in the cause of atheism” argues...
Now that the Higgs has been found, the current hype in popular science magazines suggests that...
A new preprint is out in the arxiv today, detailing the results of a new analysis of neutrino speeds...
Little less than one year ago the world of fundamental physics was shaken by the bold claim of...
In the parallel world where bonobos* developed into those that took over the earth with the help...
Antonio Ereditato (left), spokesperson of the Opera collaboration, announced today he stepped down...
The ICARUS collaboration - operating a neutrino detector sitting not far from the OPERA experiment...
This just in: the controversial Opera result on superluminal neutrinos is affected by a previously...
Update: I have modified the title of this post [originally: "Opera's Statistical Booboo"] and the...
Here at Science 2.0, but also elsewhere, a tsunami of articles on the speeding neutrino issue continues...
There is a widespread misconception which is repeated often these days in the aftermath of the...
Fresh results from the OPERA collaboration once more confirm the faster than light neutrinos indicated...
UPDATE: some technical considerations on the measurement are available in a followup post I wrote...
In 2011, science has been confronted with several high profile awkward situations of having to...
My recent article on the relationship between Einstein's Theory of Relativity and superluminal...
The Arxiv today features a quick-and-dirty study of the occurrence of electron-positron pair signal...
There is a certain amount of confusion on the relationship between Einstein's Theory of Relativity...
So what is the deal with this 'cosmic speed limit'? Is it really unthinkable that neutrinos move...
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