Sliding the Nobel title, was named Knight

A scientist who was early to predict the theory of 'God's seed' existence and a scientist with great merits created it in the laboratory but was not registered as the owner of the Nobel Prize, it was indeed spicy. bitter.

In mid-June 2014, the UK announced a list of famous figures honored by the Knights in 2014 on the occasion of Queen Anh's birthday. In that list, it is indispensable for the big scientists like: Gs. Jim Tejinder Virdee, Imperial College London (Imperial College London), Professor. Tom Kibble Royal College London, Gs. John Bernard Pethica, National Physical Laboratory, Gs. Colin Blakemore of University of London, Professor. Jessica Corner, Dean of the Department of Health Sciences at the University of Southampton.

Jim Tejinder Virdee

Surely scientists, as well as excellent activists in other areas of the United Kingdom, are happy to receive that honor. Only for two cases, the title of Knight and honor in the UK has not yet satisfied them. Even public opinion in the world of science, especially in England, is buzzing around these two physics professors, theoretical researcher Tom Kibble and experimental researcher Jim Tejinder Virdee. Both have great merits with the century's invention of the 'Lord's grain' , the particle of the 'Standard Model' or the Higgs Boson particle . Although the discussion exploded in the past year on the occasion of the 2013 Nobel Prize for Physics Prize.

With the 2013 Nobel Prize for the invention of the "seed of God" , of course a scientist with early merits predicted the theory of its existence and a great scientist created it in the laboratory, but are not registered as owners of the prize, it is indeed bitter.

Tom Kibble, a theoretical physicist, is one of six researchers whose theoretical work in the 1960s led to the invention of the Higgs boson in 1964. But the Nobel Prize has strict rules: with one prize. The number of people awarded is no more than 2. And the 2013 Nobel Prize for Physics for the invention of the Higgs boson has two people ranked before Kibble: Peter Higgs and Francois Englert (Belgian). And Tom Kibble and two other survivors, Gerald Guralnik, Carl Hagen and a deceased Robert Brout, who had been involved in the 'Standard Model' study, of course, lost their legs from the list of topics. candidates received the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physics.

It must be bitter but Gs. Tom Kibble remained silent, while Jim Tejinder Virdee spoke out strongly. The Virdee GS just complained to you Tom Kibble and fit yourself.

Regarding the disadvantage of a colleague, fellow countryman, Kibble told the BBC's journalist: 'The work we did (experimental research) at CERN started in the 1960s thanks to thematic reports. Tom Kibble's own '.

Professor Tom Kibble

And for myself, Tejinder Virdee wants everyone to know that he "laid the foundation for the CMS's research content in 1990 with 4 colleagues, supervising the experimental equipment layout and the next." continue to act as the spokesperson for the experiment right from the first time we started collecting data in the 2006-2010 period ' . Indeed, experimental physicist Tejinder Virdee has great merits in discovering 'God's seeds' in the laboratory at the CERN European Research Center's Nuclear Research System in 2012. He set himself up. the CMS experiment, controlling thousands of researchers and engineers in collaboration with Atlas's other giant experiments to record and identify (through mass, charge and spin) the Higgs boson 's "seed of God" .

What Tejinder Virdee explained was probably not primarily aimed at the Nobel Prize for Physics for the 'Lord's grain' last year, because no experimental physicist was 'stuck' into it. Perhaps, Virdee wants to look forward to this year's Nobel Prize, even the following year and beyond.

Because public opinion also finds that, in the 'century-old' invention of the Higgs boson, 'the seed of God' , the role of experimentation is immense. An accelerator, CMS research centers and Atlas billions of dollars, a huge team of experimental physicists, including talents like Gs. Tejinder Virdee, etc., has a contribution that cannot be ignored in oblivion for a global grand prize such as the Nobel Prize.

The above situation hopes to uncover the attractiveness and appeal of the vote and award of the Nobel Prize for Physics this year - 2014.