Week 18: 6/3/2015 - 9pm PDT 6/10/2015
CERN is no stranger to innovative display systems. It should be no surprise, considering CERN staff are trying to work with massive amounts of data collected by thousands of scientists. Here we see one of those systems, a projection table of some sort.
Today video projectors are relatively cheap and easy to make, thanks to advances in LCD and MEMS technology. Back when this image was shot in 1979 though, video projectors were expensive and rare commodities. What was this scientist doing?
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Julie demonstrates her immunity to death by PowerPoint slides as she continues the search for the ever-elusive Higgs boson long after most of the staff had ran or died off.
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