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Nuclear physics lab says projects cover next-generation particle accelerators, detectors and imaging
The European Organization for Nuclear Research, Cern, has announced that, for the first time ever, it won funding for all of the proposals it submitted to an EU call for R&D infrastructure coordination projects—five projects in total.
Cern will coordinate the projects, which all relate to high-energy physics, the lab’s specialty. Specifically, the projects cover next-generation particle accelerators, detectors and imaging.
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