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Accelerators and detectors

Accelerators and detectors

Physicists await Japanese government decision on the International Linear Collider

07 Feb 2019 Michael Banks
Taken from the February 2019 issue of Physics World.

Japanese particle physicists are hoping that the government will give the green light to the International Linear Collider next month. But as Michael Banks reports, they may be disappointed

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Waiting game: The Japanese government is expected to reach a decision to host the International Linear Collider by 7 March. (Courtesy: Rey Hori/KEK)
Particle physicists in Japan are facing a nervous wait as their government decides whether to host t

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