Adrian Cho

In AU$940 million deal, PsiQuantum will build “utility scale” facility to harness photons

Citing aging infrastructure at Antarctic base, agency declines to advance plan to build microwave telescope array

Nuclear engineer Greg Piefer hopes better neutron sources will help his company dominate the multibillon-dollar medical isotope market—and pay for fusion research

On this week’s show: Selling high-energy neutrons for medical purposes, and finding new treatments for snake bites by screening the human genome

At Fermilab, planned staff furlough, online screed highlight continuing management problems

The massive LUX-ZEPLIN detector leaves few hiding places for hypothetical particles called WIMPs

The W boson has precisely the mass predicted by physicists’ standard model

Subtle analysis of cosmological data probes novel concept of dark matter

University of Chicago will again lead a group to manage the U.S.’s only dedicated particle physics lab

John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton honored for early work on artificial neural networks