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JILA, CU's Nobel incubator, to expand
Cherry Creek News
Wieman is a distinguished professor of physics at CU-Boulder and Cornell is a NIST scientist and an adjoint professor of physics at CU. They were awarded the 2001 Nobel Prize in physics for their discovery. Retired JILA/NIST fellow and adjoint CU ...
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JILA building at CU-Boulder debuts $32.7M 'X-wing'
Daily Camera
They won the 2001 Nobel Prize in physics for their discovery, which took place in a JILA lab. During the tour of the building Tuesday, Cornell stood in his cramped, outdated lab. "As much as I love this place -- it was just 10 yards over there where we ...
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"Cosmic mirages" confirm accelerated cosmic expansion
Astronomy Magazine
“In 2011, the Nobel Prize in physics was awarded to the discovery of the accelerated expansion of the universe using observations of distant supernovae. A caution is that this method using supernovae is built on several assumptions, and therefore ...
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Most precise measurement of universe revealed
Zee News
Physicists on the Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS) attained this by observing the primordial sound waves that propagated through the cosmic medium about 30000 years after the Big Bang, the Discovery News reported.
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Zee News
'Time machine' will study the early universe
UC Los Angeles
"The instrument was designed to study the most distant, faintest galaxies," said UCLA physics and astronomy professor Ian S. McLean, project leader on MOSFIRE and director of UCLA's Infrared Laboratory for Astrophysics.
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Marie Curie: Pioneer in Science Expands Health Horizons
Newsolio
Both loved research in physics. They married July 26, 1895, and enjoyed a bicycle trip for their honeymoon. After returning to Paris, the two studied magnetism. They became interested in Wilhelm Roentgen's discovery of the existence of X-rays, ...
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Two proposed linear collider programs to be joined under new governance
Symmetry magazine
Also, both machines would make electrons and positrons collide, so scientists on both projects can continue to cooperate on the physics and detector R&D, again, guided by LHC results. The LHC is typically described as a discoverymachine, ...
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Large Hadron Collider Breaks Energy Record While Slamming Protons Together
The Inquisitr
The collision energy of 8 TeV is a new world record, and increases the machine's discovery potential considerably.”. To put the energy change in comparison LHC in 2011 was running at 3.5 TeV per beam, at that time physicists were still familiarizing ...
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The Inquisitr
The discovery of fire: initial steps toward anthropogenic climate change
The Conversation
As the use of fire, and subsequently of combustion, have grown, this increased planetary entropy (in physics – a measure of the degree of disorder and chaos of a system) to levels approaching those triggered by the geological events, including those ...
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New Learning Ratings From Common Sense Media
Huffington Post
Angry Birds, in the hands of the right physics and maths teacher, can provide the foundation for some terrific learning. However, in itself it does not have the potential to teach a child basic physics. And, this is where the nuances of trying to rate ...
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No Nougat in This Milky Way
ScienceBlog.com (blog)
Since that landmark discovery, Ghez has continued to develop methods to get increasingly high-resolution images of the galactic center. “Galactic-center work, which is the nearest and dearest to my heart at the moment, has expanded in so many exciting ...
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Humans vs. Robots: Who Should Dominate Space Exploration?
Wired News
They can make quick decisions in response to changing conditions or new discoveries, rather than waiting for time-delayed instructions from Earth. They are more mobile than current robot explorers: The Apollo 17 astronauts covered more than 22 miles in...
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The Graphite Investment Boom Is Just Starting
Seeking Alpha
The following articles and video illustrate the magnitude of recent researchdiscoveries. The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to researchers examining the properties of graphene. While it still may be early to estimate the timing and size of ...
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Conference fosters innovation of materials
The Brown Daily Herald
Wadia said he was impressed by the broad range of departments working together on material design, specifically citing the mechanical, biomaterial, applied math and physics departments. These researchers rely on computational tools, experimental tools ...
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LHC sets new particle collision record
Newstrack India
The increase in energy is all about maximising the discovery potential of the LHC. And in that respect, 2012 looks set to be a vintage year for particlephysics, said research director Sergio Bertolucci, according to a CERN statement.
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Soft and hard
CU Columbia Spectator
Just as important as the ability to compute the destructive capacity of a nuclear weapon is an awareness of how the discoveries of atomic physics were co-opted and weaponized, and the social and historical significance of these events.
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European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities Annual Meeting ...
EU News
They fuel the progress and practice of scientific discovery. That's why scientists have long sought out new tools and new ways to share their knowledge. First through institutions: academies and learned societies like yours are crucial as a forum to ...
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Haystack, Historically Speaking
Patch.com
... radio arrays, and space weather, and that not long ago physicists at Haystack proved Einstein's general theory of relativity by using radar echoes. And what type of energy consumption is needed to power these amazingdiscoveries?
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