Very surprised and happy to see this here.

It's so hard to grasp, completely unthinkable to understand the hardships that people like Dr. Orlov went through, and yet, how they overcame them to do great things, that truly are still pushing humanity forwards. Puts things into perspective when we complain about (relatively meaningless) stuff.

I'm counting at least 20 publications along with Yannis Semertzidis (I had the pleasure of working along him), and a slew of other authors on g-2 and EDM experiments using storage rings.

When all is said and done, my money on where the next big Physics breakthrough will come from is this; muon g-2 is probably the most important discrepancy between theory and observations, in our current understanding of the subatomic world. People are working hard on pushing the boundaries of Precision Physics, to build smaller, but orders of magnitude more efficient particle accelerators, and make history have one more reason to immortalize people like Dr. Orlov.