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How the Physics of Nothing Underlies Everything

The key to understanding the origin and fate of the universe may be a more complete understanding of the vacuum.

August 15, 2022
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Quantum Gravity and Field Theory

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How the Physics of Nothing Underlies Everything

August 9, 2022
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Quantum Gravity and Field Theory

Scientists capture first-ever view of a hidden quantum phase in a 2D crystal

July 22, 2022
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Condensed Matter Experiment

Loureiro wins a 2022 School of Engineering Award

July 19, 2022
Categories: Awards/Honors, Faculty/Emeritus, Astrophysics Theory

A way forward on the climate crisis and energy insecurity

July 18, 2022
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Nuclear Physics Experiment

Donald “Bruce” Montgomery, influential electromagnet engineer, dies at 89

July 15, 2022
Categories: In The News

A new spin on nuclear magnetic moments

July 14, 2022
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Nuclear Physics Experiment

Physicists harness quantum “time reversal” to measure vibrating atoms

July 14, 2022
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Atomic Physics

MIT welcomes eight MLK Visiting Professors and Scholars for 2022-23

July 14, 2022
Categories: In The News, URM STEM, Visiting Faculty, High Energy and Particle Theory, Strong Interactions and Nuclear Theory
CHIME telescope against starry sky with streaks of light

Astronomers detect a radio “heartbeat” billions of light-years from Earth

July 13, 2022
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Students & Alumni, Graduate Students, Postdocs, Astrophysics Observation, Instrumentation, and Experiment
an undulating, translucent star-forming region in the Carina Nebula is shown in this Webb image, hued in ambers and blues; foreground stars with diffraction spikes can be seen, as can a speckling of background points of light through the cloudy nebula

‘I’m beyond stoked.’ For local astronomers, first Webb telescope images elicit awe, wonder, and relief.

July 13, 2022
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, WiSTEM, Astrophysics Observation, Instrumentation, and Experiment
Micrograph of a cluster of hundreds of hexagonal shapes fitted tightly together, with dots inside each shape

Starfish embryos swim in formation like a “living crystal”

July 13, 2022
Categories: Research, Faculty/Emeritus, Students & Alumni, Graduate Students, WiSTEM, Biophysics
side-by-side views of Southern Ring planetary nebula as seen by Webb telescope (NIRCam, left; MIRI, right) against black backdrop of space; a bright star appears at center in both images, surrounded by an undulating ring of gas

Meet MIT astrophysicist who will get to use Webb deep space telescope

July 12, 2022
Categories: In The News, Faculty/Emeritus, Astrophysics Observation, Instrumentation, and Experiment
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