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Heavy ion physics and its applications

Research & Discovery
Dr Ivan Kisel uses the analogy of throwing pebbles into a pond and observing their ripples to explain how heavy ion physics is approached.

Scientists suggest newly detected X-ray emissions from neutron stars could be evidence of axions

Space
As published in Physical Review Letters, evidence of long-sought hypothetical particles, known as axions, could be found in X-ray emissions.

Study using ultracold atoms sheds new light on an unknown quantum phenomenon

Quantum
Researchers at the University of Bonn, Germany, have used ultracold atoms to study a previously unknown quantum phenomenon.

Exploring matter 10 microseconds after the Big Bang

Research & Discovery
Professor John W Harris, from Yale University’s Department of Physics, discusses how a better understanding of what happened immediately after the Big Bang could...

High energy physics in China

Research & Discovery
Professor Yifang Wang spoke to The Innovation Platform about high energy physics in China and the multifaceted work taking place at the Institute of...

CERN discusses its new 3D printed neutrino detector SuperFGD

Research & Discovery
Albert De Roeck, senior research scientist at CERN, spoke to Innovation News Network’s digital editor, Caitlin Magee, about the EP-Neutrino group and its 3D...

Neutrinos, antineutrinos and fundamental interactions

Research & Discovery
Professor Roberto Petti from the University of South Carolina discusses current and future neutrino experiments (including a dedicated LBNF beamline at Fermilab) designed to...

Research in the field of elementary particle physics

Research & Discovery
Duke University's Professor Emeritus Alfred Goshaw describes his journey as a physicist in the field of elementary particle physics, from graduate student to CERN’s...

Technology in relativistic heavy ion collider physics research

Research & Discovery
Professor John W Harris, from Yale University’s Wright Laboratory, outlines the development of accelerator technologies and the evolution in relativistic heavy ion collider physics...

Small groups in Big Science: hunting the laws of the Universe

Research & Discovery
Professor Anna Lipniacka from the Department of Physics and Technology at the University of Bergen, highlights the role of the Norwegian physics community in...

ArgonCube – Lego for the world of cryogenic neutrino detectors

Research & Discovery
Physicists from the University of Bern have developed a novel approach to large neutrino detectors based on liquid argon. In the zoo of elementary particles,...

Quantum negativity could help revolutionise measuring technologies

Quantum
Researchers from the University of Cambridge, Harvard, and MIT have demonstrated that a physical property called ‘quantum negativity’ can allow particles to carry an...

Exploiting high energy physics technology at IARC

Research & Discovery
The head of IARC and deputy head of technology development and industry engagements at Fermilab, Mauricio Suarez, discusses amongst other things, the miniaturisation of...

Understanding experiments with the Standard Model of particle physics

Research & Discovery
At OPRA, we believe that the research we support can play a major role in making the Standard Model a better theory by paying...
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