Front Page (postgrid) The dawn of multi-messenger astronomy: using KamLAND to study gravitational wave events GW150914 and GW151226 By combining information from gravitational wave events with the detection of astrophysical neutrinos and electromagnetic signatures such as gamma ray Discovery of a New Particle or a Sick and Twisted Santa? Good day particle nibblers, The last time I was here I wrote about the potentially exciting “bump” which was observed Dark matter or Pulsars? The universe has a way of keeping scientists guessing. For over 70 years, scientists have been trying to understand the The Fermi LAT Data Depicting Dark Matter Detection The center of the galaxy is brighter than astrophysicists expected. Could this be the result of the self-annihilation of dark Can't Stop Won't Stop: The Continuing Search for SUSY Title: “Search for top squarks in final states with one isolated lepton, jets, and missing transverse momentum in √s = 13 Respecting your "Elders" Theoretical physicists have designed a new way to explain the how dark matter interactions can explain the observed amount of QCD, CP, PQ, and the Axion Before we dig into all the physics behind these acronyms (beyond SM physics! dark matter!), let’s start by breaking LIGO and Gravitational Waves: A Hep-ex perspective The exciting Twitter rumors have been confirmed! On Thursday, LIGO finally announced the first direct observation of gravitational waves, a A New Particle at LHC for Christmas?? Hello particle gobblers and happy new year from my new location at the University of Granada. In between presents and feasting, Monojet Dark Matter Searches at the LHC Now is a good time to be a dark matter experiment. The astrophysical evidence for its existence is almost undeniable « Previous 1 … 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next » Supported by AAS. Print Friendly