So here is an interview with a member of the OPERA collaboration who did not sign the preprint that caused the media furore:
http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2011/10/faz-interview-with-german-member-of.html
All of it is relevant, but this part in particular:
http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2011/10/faz-interview-with-german-member-of.html
All of it is relevant, but this part in particular:
QuoteHagner also says that the statistical analysis (matching the proton spectrum with that of the neutrinos) should have been redone by different techniques and that this is currently under way. She further points out that the results are only from one of two detection methods that OPERA has, the scintillation-tracker. Another detector, the spectrometer, should yield an independent measurement that could be compared to the first, but that would take about 2 months.