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DALLAS — Where Earth’s atmosphere meets space, a sea of gas particles swirl in a dance choreographed by electric and magnetic fields.

The local United Way is organizing the 2024 Point-in-Time Survey, which is an annual look at the number of people in shelters, temporary housing and in unsheltered living situations.

This is the sixth annual workshop of the LPCC inter-experimental machine learning working group.The workshop will be held on 29Jan-2Feb 2024 at CERN in a hybrid format, with remote participation made possible. 

"Physics isn't for girls" Mahnoor Mansoor defied stereotypes by choosing to pursue a Bachelor's degree in physics

In the past two weeks I visited two schools in Veneto to engage students with the topic of Artificial Intelligence, which is something everybody seems to be happy to hear about these days: on the 10th of January I visited a school in Vicenza, and on the 17th a school in Venice.

Danville has formed a climate task force to come up with ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

On the windowsill on my den at home I have a prism (a triangular piece of glass) mounted so that sunlight coming through the window is projected as a band

Black Hole Hunter invites members of the public to search through data collected by the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite to look for signs of a black hole.

The UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council has approved funding for tabletop experiments proposed by the physicists in London, Calcutta, and Southampton to test quantum mechanics on scales never attempted before

A few weeks ago I posted here an idea of how one could design an algorithm that looks for new physics processes in Large Hadron Collider data, without giving the algorithm any knowledge whatsoever of how those new physics processes should behave.