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In the right place, even a less fit species can win

Published study uses mathematical models to describe the expansion of competing populations.

August 3, 2026
Categories: Research, Faculty, Graduate Students, Biophysics

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Focusing on innovative solutions to the world’s energy challenges

Categories: In The News, Nuclear Physics Experiment, Strong Interactions and Nuclear Theory
Sound graph

Physicists capture the sound of a “perfect” fluid

Categories: Research, Faculty, Atomic Physics
Illustration of clock made of atomic particles.

The Clock Paradox of Quantum Physics

Categories: Faculty
Four team members standing in front of ABRACADABRA, the instrument used to detect axions.

Pulling the secrets of dark matter out of a hat

Categories: Research, Faculty, Students, WiSTEM, Particle Physics Experiment

Michael Menzel SB ’81, Lead Mission Systems Engineer for the Webb Telescope, Leads a Team Around the World

Categories: Interview/Q&A, In The News, Students, Astrophysics Observation, Instrumentation, and Experiment

Grad students Robert Johnston and Sangbaek Lee named 2020-21 JSA/Jefferson Lab graduate fellowship recipient

Categories: Awards/Honors, In The News, Students

Six MIT faculty elected 2020 AAAS Fellows

Categories: Awards/Honors, Faculty, Particle Physics Experiment

Ultracold Soup: Meet The ‘Superfluid’ States Of Matter

Categories: In The News, Faculty, Atomic Physics

Can a Computer Devise a Theory of Everything?

Categories: Research, In The News, Faculty, High Energy and Particle Theory, Strong Interactions and Nuclear Theory

Two MIT students named 2021 Rhodes Scholars

Categories: Awards/Honors, Students, WiSTEM

Cracking the secrets of an emerging branch of physics

Categories: In The News

Twisted graphene could power a new generation of superconducting electronics

Categories: Research, In The News, Faculty, Condensed Matter Experiment
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