Particle accelerators are tools for science and society
Last month, I described an early experiment to understand the structure of matter. To recap,
Science Bytes
Probing the secrets of the early days of matter
In my experience, the simplest questions are often the most difficult to answer. I’ve been
Sustainable fusion power is hard work – but it’s worth the effort
Last month, I promised to describe some of the ways scientists and engineers are trying
Here comes the sun – exploring the energy chain
We all know that energy is a big deal. Life on Earth depends on various
Invisible wisps of matter, around us and through us
In my June article, I briefly mentioned the Standard Model of particle physics that describes
The many colors of hydrogen
I had been following the development of a “hydrogen economy” out of the corner of
Exploring the antimatter mystery
Last month, I introduced you to the four fundamental forces found in nature. Three of
May the force(s) be with us
Since recorded history and likely before that, humans have been observing the universe and trying
The story of black holes and WiFi
When people find out what I do for a living, they often ask: “What good
The Scientific Method is the foundation of modern science
This is the first of what I hope to be a series of articles on