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With a new approach to calculations and the aid of supercomputers, Emmy Noether Visiting Fellow Phiala Shanahan is rebuilding nuclear…
A new article in Quanta explores how physicists are using ultra-sensitive atomic clocks to seek hidden phenomena in physics, including…
Science often progresses not in leaps and bounds, but by inching towards the truth. When looking in the obvious places…
The true power of science is that it perpetually refines our understanding based on new evidence.
New research from Perimeter suggests using black holes and gravitational waves to solve the mystery of dark matter.
After the year of gravitational waves, will this be the year researchers crack the mystery of dark matter? Some are…
Scientists and journalists remember a remarkable scientist and human being.
Some of the most abundant stuff in the universe is also the most mysterious, but we may not be in…
Despite making up the vast majority of stuff in our universe, dark matter remains invisible. But perhaps it’s not inaudible.
Perimeter Associate Faculty member Maxim Pospelov has proposed a new method of hunting for dark matter using atomic clocks.