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University expertise to help power latest upgrade of Large Hadron Collider – Mirage News
Credit: CERN. A 100m prototype cable tested using the University’s cooling and control strategyThe University of Southampton is to play a major role in…
Credit: CERN. A 100m prototype cable tested using the University’s cooling and control strategy
The University of Southampton is to play a major role in an upgrade of the Large Hadron Collider announced by the Science and Technologies Facilities Council (STFC).
Experts from the University’s School of Engineering will develop the technology required to cold power the superconducting magnets that guide high-energy particle beams around the 27 Kilometre tunnel.
There are many new types of magnet…
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