Recent research gives the sterile neutrino a more in-depth examination
Scientists' best theory of how the universe works, the Standard Model, has been tested by new data from the MicroBooNE experiment at the Fermi National…
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Neutrinos: The Building Block for Some Incredible New Technologies
A nearly massless, invisible particle may serve as the foundation for some truly amazing new technologies. It is known as a neutrino.
The world needs a new Tesla
It is common knowledge that only a small percentage of scientists have the ability to create novel scientific concepts and produce significant discoveries.
Uncovering the Mysteries of Neutrinos to Be Made Possible by a Moore Foundation Grant
James Battat, an associate professor of physics at Wellesley College, was selected to join the first class of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation’s…
Utah's hunt for "ghost particles"
The fact that neutrinos have mass indicates that there is physics beyond the Standard Model even though they are the least understood of all elementary…
High-energy neutrinos are found by IceCube coming from an active galactic nucleus
The IceCube neutrino observatory has discovered high-energy neutrinos coming from the active galactic nucleus (AGN) at the center of the Messier 77 galaxy.
New Era for Neutrino Astronomy
The IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica has allowed researchers to gather substantial proof of a cosmic origin for high-energy neutrinos.
The commonly used anesthetic propofol affects how neurons function
The most popular medication for causing general anesthesia is propofol. Propofol is frequently used in clinical settings, but it is unclear exactly how it…
More energy-efficient displays could be made possible by new blue quantum dot technology
Nanoscale crystals called quantum dots are able to emit a range of colors of light. Quantum dot-based displays promise improved power efficiency, brightness…
One atom at a time: designing the next-generation of metals
At the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), scientists are directly observing atomic-level changes in metals that are undergoing shear deformation in…
Early planetary migration may help to explain missing planets
Two perplexing observations that have repeatedly surfaced among the more than 3,800 planetary systems cataloged to date can be explained by a new model that…
'Ghost Particles' have been discovered blasting out of the heart of a dust-shrouded galaxy
The creation of high-energy neutrinos from outside the Milky Way appears to have verified the function of active supermassive black holes.