US HEP Higgs@10

Thursday 30 Jun 2022, 09:30 → 12:40 America/Los_Angeles

For the 10th anniversary of the Higgs discovery #Higgs10 the US LHC Users Association (USLUA) will be joining together with US-CMS and US-ATLAS and the US HEP community in general along with distinguished guests, to celebrate this milestone in the history of science.

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19:00 CERN time/10AM Pacific/ Noon Central/ 1 PM Eastern.

This is during the CMS Week at CERN, and given the excellent progress of the LHC commissioning and preparations of the experiments, we expect to be close to the first days of the Run3 (2022-2025) data taking at 13.6 TeV. 

The program includes a keynote address by Prof. Joseph Incandela, Vice Chancellor for Research at UCSB. As then-spokesperson of CMS, Incandela presented the CMS results, along with now-CERN Director Fabiola Gianotti who presented the ATLAS results, that were the basis of the Higgs boson discovery announced on July 4, 2012.

Please also follow the CERN events July 3-5 including the event marking the start of Run 3 - details are here 

Recording available here

 

Higgs@10

09:30 → 10:00 Videos from the discovery

video

10:00 → 10:05 Greetings

During the open exchange of greetings session, we know that many of you would like to speak. Given the number of attendees, we have decided to make a google doc available to you, where you can provide your reminiscences, comments, or (even) questions, at:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a-3Y7aMoUyzRNZPJhsETlaRsAOehlOhz9GI9z61XLJo/edit?usp=sharing

We will use the entries in the google doc to help guide whom we will call on to speak during that session, which is of course short.
We will also keep that google doc after the meeting, If you there, and especially if you were involved in the discovery and the lead-up to it, you are most welcome to include links to material from that time (or thereabouts).

Fermilab: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIg1Vh7uPyw
TED-Ed: https://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-higgs-field-explained-don-lincoln

HiggsAtTen_CoverSlideandOpeningRemarks.pptx

During the open exchange of greetings session, we know that many of you would like to speak. Given the number of attendees, we have decided to make a google doc available to you, where you can provide your  reminiscences, comments, or (even) questions, at:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a-3Y7aMoUyzRNZPJhsETlaRsAOehlOhz9GI9z61XLJo/edit?usp=sharing

We will use the entries in the google doc to help guide whom we will call on to speak during that session, which is of course short. 
We will also keep that google doc after the meeting, If you there, and especially if you were involved in the discovery and the lead-up to it, you are most welcome to include links to material from that time (or thereabouts). 

 

10:07 → 10:37 The Higgs boson discovery

Speaker: Joseph Incandela (UC Santa Barbara)

Incandela_USHIGGS_220630_AG.pptx

10:42 → 11:07 Remarks of Distinguished Guests

11:09 → 11:19 Virtual visit LHC Control Room

11:21 → 11:31 Virtual visit ATLAS control room

11:33 → 11:43 Virtual visit CMS control room

11:45 → 12:10 Greetings and Reminiscences

12:13 → 12:25 Closing

Speakers: Gordon Watts, Harvey Newman (Caltech), Meenakshi Narain (Brown University)

HiggsAtTen_ClosingRemarksandCERNEvents.pptx

MN-HIggs-at-10.pdf

12:30 → 12:40 Adjourn