Abstract: The search for the Higgs boson was central to the conception and design of the LHC detectors. However, measurements of the Higgs coupling to third-generation quarks were not thought to be possible during Run 1 of the LHC. Scientific ingenuity and original thought have led ATLAS and CMS to exceed expected sensitivity and publish significant results in all three. I will discuss the techniques which were used to achieve this and provide a perspective on future directions in Higgs physics.

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