06/16/23 Space.com Large Hadron Collider may be closing in on the universe's missing antimatter 'Through more precise measurements, large improvements have been made in our knowledge.'
06/13/23 Berkeley Lab DESI early data release holds nearly two million objects The first batch of data from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument is now available for researchers to mine.
06/08/23 Popular Mechanics Researchers may have spotted a star made of dark matter. If so, that's crazy. What's really happening here?
06/07/23 Palo Alto Weekly World-renowned physicist Stanley Wojcicki dies at 86 The Stanford University professor emeritus was a pioneer in the field of experimental particle physics.
Don’t call it toponium 04/01/25 Sarah Charley A large and unexpected excess of top quark pairs has the physics community excited, but the interpretation is still up for debate.
09/17/19 Big Bang Science Fair at WaterFire Providence The Big Bang Science Fair brings science communication and outreach to an arts festival in Rhode Island.
09/12/19 Q&A: Becky Thompson Meet the comic-creating, triathlete, Hufflepuff physicist who’s also the new head of Fermilab’s Office of Education and Public Outreach.
09/10/19 Finding happiness in hardware Working on hardware doesn’t come easily to all physicists, but Francesca Ricci-Tam has learned that what matters most is a willingness to put in the practice.
09/05/19 Q&A with nuclear scientist Maria Żurek Żurek shares her experiences from the 2019 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
09/03/19 A new way to study high-energy gamma rays The Cherenkov Telescope Array will combine experimental and observatory-style approaches to investigate the universe’s highest energies.
08/29/19 Upcycled instrument tied to auspicious accelerator A composer has given new life to an amplifier used within a historically significant particle accelerator.
08/27/19 Channeling Shuri as a physicist at Wakandacon Fermilab scientist Jessica Esquivel donned a superhero costume to celebrate diversity in STEM, nerdiness and science at Wakandacon in Chicago.
08/22/19 Holography class gives students new perspective A holography class at the Ohio State University combines art and physics to provide a more complete picture of how we understand the world around us.