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Professor Pedro Ochoa-Ricoux featured on podcast from The Economist.

The grant will support a cosmic ray detector powered by network of smartphones

Loraine Sandoval Ascencio didn’t grow up imagining a future in astronomy. Now, she’s running to the stars and opening doors for others along the way.

Arctic sea ice has experienced a dramatic slowdown in its rate of decline over the past two decades, defying expectations despite continued global warming.

Decadelong global research collaboration has begun yielding particle physics data.

The JUNO detector will hunt for the universe’s most elusive particles.

The slowdown may continue for another five to 10 years, though later on, sea ice could melt faster than the long-term average.

The award recognizes young scientists who have attained national recognition for their research and teaching.  

The distinction honors Dollar’s research accomplishments and impact for indigenous peoples.

The award will support Lee’s research into high power hollow optical fibers used in geothermal drilling.

The Big Bang should have produced equal amounts of matter and antimatter, which would have annihilated each other in a spectacular burst of pure energy. But it didn’t. 

The fellows work with Orange County communities grappling with environmental problems.