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UCSB Physicist Lands Awards and $1.3 Million Grant - Vimarsana News

UCSB Physicist Lands Awards and $1.3 Million Grant

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Physicist lands awards and $1 - Vimarsana News

Physicist lands awards and $1

UC Santa Barbara physicist lands awards and $1.3 million grant for ambitious research into physics beyond the standard model By Harrison Tasoff Santa

Physicists Get Closer to Examining Symmetries Underlying the Universe - Vimarsana News

Physicists Get Closer to Examining Symmetries Underlying the Universe

These are tough problems to crack, with close to a century of work behind them. To address these questions, Jayich and his team have controllably synthesized, trapped and cooled radioactive molecules, RaOCH3+ and RaOH+, that provide large improvements in sensitivity to T symmetry violation. First author Mingyu Fan, a doctoral student in Jayich’s lab, discovered a technique to detect dark ions in their electromagnetic trap. These particles don’t scatter light, which means the researchers can’t detect them with a camera. While adjusting some of the experimental parameters, Fan noticed the...

Breakthrough: Physicists Establishing "New Paradigm" in Universe Research - Vimarsana News

Breakthrough: Physicists Establishing "New Paradigm" in Universe Research

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Experiments investigate time symmetry violations - Vimarsana News

Experiments investigate time symmetry violations

Researchers report progress on synthesizing and detecting ions that are among the most sensitive measures for time symmetry violations.