<p>It turns out that 11 of Duke’s 56 physicists, not including emeriti professors, are involved in the search either at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) near Geneva, Fermilab or at both facilities.</p>
<p>[Duke's</a> deep bench scores on the Higgs boson search | Duke University Research](<a href=“http://research.duke.edu/stories/dukes-deep-bench-scores-higgs-boson]Duke’s”>http://research.duke.edu/stories/dukes-deep-bench-scores-higgs-boson)</p>
<p>[Elusive</a> Higgs Particle May No Longer Be Hiding | Duke Today](<a href=“http://today.duke.edu/2012/07/higgs712]Elusive”>Elusive Higgs Particle May No Longer Be Hiding | Duke Today)</p>
<p>Perhaps no school is more involved in the hunt than Duke.;)</p>