The European Center for Particle Physics (CERN) has gathered in just three months more than twice the experimental data than during the whole of the past year, which brings it closer to a definitive result on the existence or not of the Higgs Boson, the last particle to discover in the standard model of physics. Today he is holding a scientific seminar to provide "the latest update in the search for the Higgs Boson." It will be the prelude to the International Conference on High Energy Physics (Ichep) that begins on July 5 in Melbourne (Australia).
According to the general director, Rolf Heuer, although ATLAS or CMS show data today July 4 that suppose the discovery of the particle, "it always takes time to know if it is the Higgs boson sought for a long time or if it is a a more exotic form of this particle that could open the door to new physics. "
