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  • Scientific Content Consultant, Evolene Ltd
United Kingdom
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PhD researcher @imperialcollege
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A once-fantastical collider could answer physics’ biggest mysteries

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By Chen Ly
| New Scientist Verified
When it comes to particle physics, Tova Holmes has been there, done that and got the T-shirt – in fact, she designed the T-shirt herself. It all started back in 2022, when she and a few colleagues arrived at a meeting of particle physicists determined to make the case for developing an entirely new kind of particle-smashing machine. They did so by sporting tops emblazoned with a motif representing a circular particle accelerator and a single word: BUILD.
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What should we do about societal divisions that run deeper than ever?

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By Chen Ly
| New Scientist Verified
Outraged Kurt Gray (Pantheon) It is hard to ignore just how bitterly divided the world feels right now. Over the past year, elections in more than 100 countries have exposed the widening gulf between opposing views. Online, debates spiral into hostility within seconds. In person, contentious topics are often avoided altogether. Like many, I have struggled to understand “the other side”, let alone imagine bridging the divide. But in
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Incredible images tell the tale of the world’s most prized marble

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By Chen Ly
| New Scientist Verified
At the foot of striking marble quarries in central Italy’s Apuan Alps sits the village of Colonnata (pictured above) – a quaint place famed for its pork lard and quarry workers. The stone extracted from outside the nearby city of Carrara, including from the white marble quarry in the image below, is widely regarded as the purest and most valuable in the world.
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