11/22/21 Gizmodo The world’s largest digital camera is almost ready to look back in time The Legacy Survey of Space and Time camera will scan the night sky in high resolution from its perch in Chile.
11/10/21 Gizmodo A famous dark matter signal is probably coming from something else An underground experiment in South Korea suggests an intriguing observation from 2017 was a red herring.
11/08/21 Physics Today Joanne Cohn and the email list that led to arXiv A strong sense of community led an early-career string theorist to share preprints in a scientifically competitive environment.
11/07/21 NPR He always wanted a PhD in physics. He finally earned it at 89 Manfred Steiner had a successful and productive career as a doctor. But all along, he had a nagging feeling he should be doing something else: studying physics.
Muons: Emblems of discovery 01/13/26 Diana Kwon Once a surprise to physicists, these particles are useful tools inside and outside the realm of particle physics.
11/06/14 The intersection of art and science Statistician Edward Tufte turns scientific notations into artwork.
11/04/14 The rise of astrostatistics Astrophysicists and cosmologists are turning to statisticians to help them analyze an ever-increasing deluge of data.
10/24/14 Cosmic inflation Cosmic inflation refers to a period of rapid, accelerated expansion that scientists think took place about 14 billion years ago.
10/23/14 Australia’s first dark matter experiment A proposed dark matter experiment would use two underground detectors, one in each hemisphere.
10/21/14 Costumes to make zombie Einstein proud These physics-themed Halloween costume ideas are sure to entertain—and maybe even educate. Terrifying, we know.
10/15/14 Top quark still raising questions Why are scientists still interested in the heaviest fundamental particle nearly 20 years after its discovery?
10/14/14 Jokes for nerds Webcomic artist Zach Weinersmith fuels ‘Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal’ with grad student humor and almost half of a physics degree.
10/13/14 Q&A: Katherine Freese The new director of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics talks neutrinos, women in science, and the hunt for dark matter.