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Mark Thomson, New Boss of Cern: "All the Particles in the Universe Feel the Presence of Higgs' Boson, that's What Gives Them Their Mass"
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Internationally renowned physicist, Mark Thomson took the general direction of CERN on January 1st, for five years, succeeding Italian Fabiola Gianotti, who completed two terms from 2016 to 2025. InterviewCreated in 1954 to unite European research in particle physics, CERN is at a crossroads. The 27-kilometre circular tunnel of circumference dug in the 1980s to host SARA (Grand Collisioneur d'électrons et de positrons), will undergo a second tra…
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