Michel Lefebvre: CERN and the ATLAS Detector | Podcast #1
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For the first podcast of this channel, I interview my old MSc supervisor, Dr. Michel Lefebvre. He is Professor of Physics at the University of Victoria, BC, Canada. His research interests and contributions focus on the exploration of the laws of nature using proton collisions at the highest available energies. He is a founding member of the ATLAS Collaboration at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, and acted as founding Spokesperson of the ATLAS Canada Collaboration in 1992. He remains very active in research and teaching.
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Congratulations from Spain! Been following you since you had less than 5k followers I think. It's amazing how much you have grown. You desserve all of this. Great job!
Yes the classic class I sat in on was consider Fx.... or let X equal ..... with no context . It is left for the engineer to link the use of the math to the solving problems of real world
YES! Fucking great idea man, we need to hear more about all those people that are not "celebrity" scientists. Please continue doing this.
Congrats on reaching 100k subs! Your channel was very helpful in helping me understand the importance of effective computation in physics, and that greatly enhanced the quality of my undergrad thesis. Off late, I have also enjoyed Billy's adventures. This new idea of podcasts with accomplished physicists seems amazing. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
Congratulations to your 100k subs :) As far as I remember I caught you pretty early on with only a few thousand subs and I've been a huge fan ever since :) In the vast sea of ever repeating and useless python tutorials you are truly unique! With your GPU acceralted scientific numerical calculations you even stepped it up a notch! Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks for a great podcast! It was very interesting to hear all the stories from early days at CERN. Keep it up!
I worked at CERN for several years and you always find someone who is very interesting. Great video! P.S: Say hi to Jimmy
Particle physics is such an interesting subject. Barely touched upon in my public education, had to learn about all these things on my own.
I'm hoping when you have ended university you have time to post some videos. I have enjoyed them all.
audio is a little strange in some places. great podcast! excited for this new series.
me living near cern and studying physics not skiing, wish i had the time lol
Hi! Congrats Could you show your conure parrot in one of your future videos? I'd be glad to see him
Hello Mr. P solver would you mind taking us into MOJO language. Or perhaps a MOJO vs python video...
Hi, my name is Jimmy! 😊