Ina Carli
@inacarli.bsky.social
Particle physicist, ALPHA experiment @CERN/TRIUMF
Ex LHCb, ATLAS, BL4S, matfyz
Addicted to ☕️🍫☀️🎶🎚️👩🍳🚴♀️.
Ex LHCb, ATLAS, BL4S, matfyz
Addicted to ☕️🍫☀️🎶🎚️👩🍳🚴♀️.
Reposted by Ina Carli
Physicists working on the ALPHA experiment at CERN have trapped and accumulated 15,000 antihydrogen atoms in less than 7 h. This accumulation rate is more than 20 times the previous record. 🧪⚛️ ow.ly/iKgP50XvMEC
Sympathetic cooling gives antihydrogen experiment a boost – Physics World
Having more antimatter could help solve profound mysteries of physics
ow.ly
November 21, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Physicists working on the ALPHA experiment at CERN have trapped and accumulated 15,000 antihydrogen atoms in less than 7 h. This accumulation rate is more than 20 times the previous record. 🧪⚛️ ow.ly/iKgP50XvMEC
#JobAlert #HEPJobs I'm searching for a colleague!
It's a postdoc job on detectors and software for antimatter measurements, based full-time at CERN
inspirehep.net/jobs/2895608
I'm happy to answer any questions in DM.
So who wants to install the detectors with me next time?
🧑💻👩🔬💪⚛️
It's a postdoc job on detectors and software for antimatter measurements, based full-time at CERN
inspirehep.net/jobs/2895608
I'm happy to answer any questions in DM.
So who wants to install the detectors with me next time?
🧑💻👩🔬💪⚛️
March 11, 2025 at 2:35 PM
#JobAlert #HEPJobs I'm searching for a colleague!
It's a postdoc job on detectors and software for antimatter measurements, based full-time at CERN
inspirehep.net/jobs/2895608
I'm happy to answer any questions in DM.
So who wants to install the detectors with me next time?
🧑💻👩🔬💪⚛️
It's a postdoc job on detectors and software for antimatter measurements, based full-time at CERN
inspirehep.net/jobs/2895608
I'm happy to answer any questions in DM.
So who wants to install the detectors with me next time?
🧑💻👩🔬💪⚛️
This is what I sometimes give as an example of what is science good for: if there is a new problem, experts with years of experience can potentially solve it within minutes. Starting from scratch would take too long!
But for that, science needs support=money for "doing the useless things" 👩🔬🧪⚛️
But for that, science needs support=money for "doing the useless things" 👩🔬🧪⚛️
With amazing foresight, in the US, a team led by Barney Graham had already been getting ready to start developing a vaccine. Shortly after downloading the sequence from virological[.]org, they knew how to modify the spike to stabilize it.
This would be the beginning of the Moderna vaccine. ▫️3/
This would be the beginning of the Moderna vaccine. ▫️3/
![Text: "The two-letter change that Wrapp made represented a decade’s worth of discoveries from the Graham and McLellan labs compressed into the span of ten minutes. He attached the sequence for the stabilized spike, termed the S-2P design, to an e-mail and sent it to the NIH at 9:26 a.m. Then he poured himself a second cup of coffee."
[book image] The First Shorts, by Brendan Borrell (2021)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:yqxcc5ayxllwkvel4narbha4/bafkreibp3afqshu7xfnybexubn3l3mtrahzhdc66imwcdorfrtbwwbexma@jpeg)
January 12, 2025 at 8:15 AM
This is what I sometimes give as an example of what is science good for: if there is a new problem, experts with years of experience can potentially solve it within minutes. Starting from scratch would take too long!
But for that, science needs support=money for "doing the useless things" 👩🔬🧪⚛️
But for that, science needs support=money for "doing the useless things" 👩🔬🧪⚛️
Haha, another perfect mail chain, they will just miss C'EST QUOI CE BORDEL 🤣🤣🤣
#onlyAtCERN
#onlyAtCERN
A student somehow accidentally emailed the entire NYU faculty and the reply-all carnage is like a freeway pile-up
December 31, 2024 at 3:15 PM
Haha, another perfect mail chain, they will just miss C'EST QUOI CE BORDEL 🤣🤣🤣
#onlyAtCERN
#onlyAtCERN