Speaker
Dr
Albert De Roeck
(CERN/Wagon Lits)
Description
As an introduction to sessions to follow, this contribution will make a tour of a
number of selected highlights of results from the CMS experiment, from the first run of the LHC: the so called Run-I. A few outstanding Standard Model measurement results will be discussed, as well as a summary of searches for new physics. Emphasis will be given
on the present understanding of the newly found particle in 2012, a Higgs boson, with some
of the latest results. While compatible with expectation, a number of 2-3 sigma deviations
are observed in the data and will be shown, and these are of course of interest to revisit with the new LHC collisions coming in spring 2015 at a higher centre of mass energy.
The talks during the rest of the week will discuss some of these results in detail.
Primary author
Dr
Albert De Roeck
(CERN/Wagon Lits)
