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In the world’s first observation of the effect of gravity on antimatter, a group of researchers from Canada and around the world have made an important confirmation.

Program nurtures exceptional scholars in the early stages of their careers, helping build a solid foundation for their academic futures

ATHENS, W.Va. – Concord University has been accepted as an institutional member of the COHERENT Collaboration at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

The new research, which shows that elusive antimatter falls downward toward the Earth rather than levitating, proves Albert Einstein right yet again.

To understand the universe better, scientists from all over the world are going to harness the power of an enormous machine -- the Large Hadron Collider.

Sixteen new faculty joined the MIT departments of Biology; Chemistry; Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences; Mathematics; and Physics in 2023 as professors and scientists.

Binding together quarks into protons, neutrons and atomic nuclei is a force so strong, it’s in the name. The strong force, which is carried by gluon particles, is the strongest of all fundamental forces of nature – the others being electromagnetism, the weak force and gravity. Yet, it’s the least precisely measured of these four forces. In a paper just submitted to Nature Physics, the ATLAS collaboration describes how it has used the Z boson, the electrically neutral carrier of the weak fo...

Emmy Noether revolutionized our understanding of the universe by linking the concept of symmetry to the fundamental laws that conserve quantities like energy and momentum.

We know dark matter is there. Models of the Universe literally fall apart without it. A new paper suggests mysterious ‘dark photons’ could be the key.

The first major results from Belle II and precision flavour measurements by LHCb were among the highlights of Beauty 2023.