From the galaxy zoo blog entry by UA Professor Bill Keel: “In our first looks at the JWST data, something else became obvious. Near the core of the elliptical galaxy
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UA Researchers Contribute to Startup of Dark Matter Detector
From the UA News Center | Under the Black Hills of South Dakota a uniquely sensitive dark matter detector has passed a check-out phase of startup operations and delivered its
UA Gamma-Ray Group Funded to Improve the Optical Observation Capabilities of the VERITAS Telescope Array
Dr. Marcos Santander, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, and his work with the VERITAS gamma-ray observatory in Arizona. The VERITAS gamma-ray observatory in southern Arizona is an array of
UA Contributes to Unprecedented Observations of Black Hole
From the UA News Center | Astrophysics researchers at The University of Alabama contributed to a global effort to give unparalleled insight into a black hole and the system it
Antimatter Neutrino from Space Distinguished from Normal Matter Neutrino for First Time Using Unique Process
From the UA News Center | Two researchers from The University of Alabama are part of an international project that detected a cosmic interaction never observed before, but predicted 60
Graduate Student Casey Cartwright Selected for Prestigious Department of Energy Program
From A&S Desktop News | Casey Cartwright, a PhD candidate in physics at UA, was selected as one of 52 national awardees of the Department of Energy’s Office of Science
UA Physics Vice-chair for Undergraduate Studies Adam Hauser participates in panel on job market for physics graduates
UA Researchers Working with Army to Develop Inexpensive, Lightweight Devices to Detect Toxic Chemicals
From the UA News Center | Consider string instruments. Whether strung on a violin, harp or a guitar, the vibration of a string on an instrument creates specific sounds. Change
UA astronomers release virtual public night videos during pandemic
UA Assists in Detection of Crab Nebula Using Innovative Telescope
From the UA News Center | Researchers at The University of Alabama are part of an international team of scientists that used a new prototype telescope to detect energetic gamma