The Large Hadron Collider–which was built by over 10,000 scientists and engineers from over 100 countries and in different universities and laboratories–is the epitome of collaboration. At the time of LHC's restart, 60,000+ particle physicists from around the world were lined up, looking forward to continue their research using the new data coming from CERN.
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