Antiprotons
Antiprotons
The second ingredient that is needed to create antihydrogen are antiprotons. The Antiproton, p, is the antimatter counterpart of a proton. Antiprotons can be produced in collisions involving cosmic rays, but do not occur on earth naturally. That’s why we need to produce them with the accelerators at CERN.
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Carlsberg supports ALPHA
Carlsberg supports ALPHA
The Carlsberg Foundation of Denmark has awarded a large research grant to ALPHA Spokesperson Professor Jeffrey Hangst of the Aarhus University.
News Article
16 Dec 2011
APS Prize awarded to ALPHA Members
APS Prize awarded to ALPHA Members
The American Physical Society Division of Plasma Physics awarded its John Dawson award for excellence in plasma physics research to several ALPHA members.
News Article
01 Dec 2011
First ELENA Construction Meeting Kicks Off
First ELENA Construction Meeting Kicks Off
The first construction meeting for the Extra-Low ENergy Antiproton (ELENA) Ring kicks off at CERN today.
News Article
28 Sep 2011