On Wednesday 6 October, PBS NOVA will premiere a new film about particle physics, “Particles Unknown.” (The film premiered on BBC 4 in the UK earlier this week.)
Prof. David Kaiser has been helping with the film and made on-screen appearances throughout, including on-location footage at the Large Hadron Collider in CERN and at the site of Enrico Fermi’s former laboratory in Rome. [Behind the Scenes: Until the last moment, the working title of the film was actually “Operation: Neutrino,” not coincidentally also the title of one of the chapters in Prof. Kaiser’s most recent book, Quantum Legacies; the project got started based on his chapter!] Stream the film for free at the PBS website after it premieres on TV on 6 October. In the US – Wed 6 October – PBS NOVA Particles Unknown https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/particles-unknown/ _______________________________________ Gus Zahariadis (he, him, his) Assistant to the Director; Sr. Admin III Program in Science, Technology, and Society Massachusetts Institute of Technology School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences 77 Massachusetts Ave, E51-163B Cambridge, MA 02139 T: 617.253.3452 g...@mit.edu<mailto:g...@mit.edu> https://sts-program.mit.ed<https://sts-program.mit.edu>u<https://sts-program.mit.edu>
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