if everything goes as planned russia will soon become an associate member of the european organization for nuclear research that so it means lots of new opportunities for both sides but some obligations to how helpful congression brainpower before the european scientific community and what will the new level of cooperation mean for russian research or asking the director general of cern mr rove for. the european nuclear research center or simply cern operates the largest particle physics laboratory in the world its most celebrated project is the large hadron collider the giant facility built to task fundamental physical theories it's a unique particle accelerator that unites scientists from nearly one hundred countries some seven hundred russians to take part in constructing the collider and many of them continue to work its or. however mr herder thank you for joining us on the show. welcome mr heard rush has started the procedure of joining has an associate member well what are the benefits well first of all for russian scientists of this procedure can you can you tell us please where the benefit is not o

european organization for nuclear research on thursday announced the results could have been affected by two factors. a lose optical fiber connection between the gps unit and a clock in a malfunctioning clock. last september the international team announced they had detected parols traveling from a laboratory in switzer&to new in italy. many physicists suspected the results were flawed. in a related issue an official of the european organization for nuclear research says the team may have measured the speed of it at a faster rate than they were actually moving. he said the results have attracted such global attention that the team may start a new round of measurements earlier than planned to confirm the controversial results. another experiment will be conducted in may. almost a year after the accident the situation at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant is still serious. this week journalists were allowed inside the plant since the facility has been in a state of cold shutdown. our reporter was there and for today's nuclear watch he's here to tell us his observations. we're goi