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Raman Effect and the Higgs Boson For discovering the Raman Effect, a physicist was enough, with a few students. To look for the Higgs Boson, we have the multibillion dollar precision – engineered Large Hadron Collider and teams involving hundreds of scientists , across international borders --- studying the data from various detectors. And we need an e-science infrastructure. So the way we do science has changed and the ecosystem must adjust to this fact
experiments in „Big science‟ There are other technology inputs needed for experiments, e.g. beam-line instruments for SRSs. Most of these are built by scientists from DAE Laboratories, just like the neutron spectrometers and diffractometers, and the equipment needed to work in the nuclear physics and accelerator fields, we have been building over the last five decades, with progressively increasing sophistication. From Chidambaram’s comments on IPA Theme meeting on “Synergy in Physics and Industry” held on 22.1.2013
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