For slightly over a year, I have largely put aside my longtime
interests in the foundations of quantum mechanics and in particle
physics, and have been working on dark matter. This interest came
about in two different ways. The first was a paper on...
One of the remarkable discoveries in astrophysics has been the
recognition that the material we see and are familiar with, which
makes up the earth, the sun, the stars, and everyday objects, such
as a table, is only a small fraction of all of the...
In the public lecture “The World’s Largest Experiment,” Nathan
Seiberg, Professor in the School of Natural Sciences, discusses the
Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and the potential discoveries it may
yield—among them, new insights about the origin of...
