Caterina Vernieri: Seeing What Can’t be Seen

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Aug 19, 202134:59Science & Medicine

As a young Italian physics student, Caterina Vernieri was lucky enough to join the team hunting for the most elusive and highly-prized fundamental particle of all – the Higgs boson – just as it was found. She...

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