What does EurPhys stand for?

European Physicist

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European Conference on Smart Sensing & Context European Planning Committee for START Statistical Office of the European Communities European Solidarity Towards Equal Participation of People European Technical Network European Apparel and Textile Organisation Association of European Toxicologists and Societies of Toxicology European Experiment on Transport and Transformation of Environmentally Relevant Trace Constituents in the Troposphere over Europe Enabling Users to Reuse over Wide Areas End User Replaceable Parts		Esophago-UES Relaxation Reflex European Urban and Regional Research Network (UK) European Society for Agricultural and Food Ethics European Technical Operations Area Euro to US Dollar (foreign currency exchange) essential user rekeying variable (US DoD) Equipment Utilization Record and Work Sheet Education Information Network in Europe European Young Investigators Awards End User Support

Samples in periodicals archive:

City mathematicians, working with European physicists, have found that coastal defences could be made 'invisible' when water is guided through a special structure called metamaterial.

'Invisibility cloak' could protect coastline

Leading European physicists will feast on a molecular gastronomy buffet at the inauguration of the multi-billion dollar machine designed to shed light on the "Big Bang," a statement said Thursday.

Molecular gastronomy buffet for atom-smasher scientists

Teaching at the University of California at Berkeley and at Caltech in Pasadena, "Oppie" brought the new European physics to the west coast, as he was later to bring the European physicists to Los Alamos.

The burden of the bomb

CERN exists primarily to provide European physicists with accelerators that meet research demands at the limits of human knowledge.

CERN to use InterCAP 'ActiveCGM' products for Large Hadron Collider ...

European physicists made history last year when they managed to take a snapshot of the very instant that a neutrino slammed into a laboratory detector.

Japanese physicists aim to unlock universe's mysteries