A few lines just to let you know that the most important laboratories of high-energy physics around the World have finally their blogs. I have added them to my blogroll and for your help I put the links here too:
So, stay tuned and enjoy!
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Oh, and they are coordinated. Cool!
It’s really impressive – both CERN and Fermilab have blogs on a server that has, counting dozens of other blogs, about 30 visitors a day. 😉
Hi Lubos,
I took the link from CERN’s site. What’s the point?
Cheers,
Marco
My point is that it’s really impressive – both CERN and Fermilab have blogs on a server that has, counting dozens of other blogs, about 30 visitors a day. 😉
I think this will change in a few days with their posts. But the reasons of this choice are obscure to me.
Cheers,
Marco