Find uplifting stories about heroes, innovations, and solutions
8 results for "particle physics"
Scientists at Antarctica's South Pole just supercharged the world's largest neutrino detector, making it sensitive enough to see the invisible particles that hold secrets about exploding stars and the cosmos. The upgrade could help us witness a supernova in real time.
OpenAI's latest model helped researchers solve a decades-old puzzle in particle physics by spotting patterns humans couldn't see. The breakthrough could reshape how scientists tackle complex theoretical problems.
America's only particle collider just closed after recreating the universe's first moments for a quarter century. Its shutdown isn't an ending—it's making room for an even more powerful machine.
America's largest particle collider ended its groundbreaking 25-year run, but scientists are already building something even better in its place. The machine recreated conditions from microseconds after the Big Bang and solved mysteries about the building blocks of matter.
A visual artist and composer will transform invisible particle physics into art the public can see and hear. Their 2026 residency at Fermilab proves science and creativity speak the same language.
Physicists at Brookhaven National Laboratory just confirmed something amazing: the particles that make up our universe retain a special connection to the quantum vacuum where they originated. This breakthrough opens a new window into understanding how everything we see emerged from what looks like nothing.
Scientists have just solved a puzzle that's stumped physicists for three decades, using artificial intelligence to make quantum simulations faster and more accurate. The breakthrough could transform how we understand everything from particle collisions to the Big Bang.
Scientists just cracked a puzzle that's stumped physicists for three decades: how to make quantum theories work better on computers. The breakthrough could transform how we understand everything from particle collisions to the Big Bang.