Wednesday wait for God Particle

July 02, 2012 17:18

Physicist Vivek Sharma hasn't had much sleep over the past week because of a mix of work and excitement as he and his colleagues prepared to announce the latest results of the world's longest and most challenging search for a subatomic particle. The scientists, working in a research centre near Geneva, Switzerland, will at 9am local time on Wednesday issue what is expected to be a historic "update' on their search for the Higgs boson, at times called the "God particle'.

Read the report on the Telegraph, Calcutta.

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