Post Tagged with: "Institute for Nuclear and Particle Physics"

 Two Ohio University physicists are part of a new NSF-supported Physics Frontier Center at UC Berkeley that will focus on neutron star modeling in the “gravitational wave era.” The center brings together researchers from 13 institutions and taps capabilities at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory with the goal of improving […]

By Amanda Biederman NQPI Editorial Intern Ohio University’s Edwards Accelerator Laboratory sits tucked away within the walls of an unobtrusive brick building that extends some way into the hillside at the center of the main campus. This facility blends in with surrounding buildings, yet it attracts researchers from some of […]

By Adam Liebendorfer Feb. 15, 2012 For a highly precise particle accelerator that hurls atoms at nearly the speed of light, the Edwards Accelerator Lab has the unpretentious feel of a garage. Hammers, nails, and power tools lie on the workbenches in the spartan concrete room. It’s not entirely a […]

Ohio University Research News Monday Nov 01, 2004 ATHENS, Ohio – As part of a new project that will explore the structure of the universe – from the tiniest bits of matter to the largest galaxies in the cosmos – Ohio University has become a partner in the MDM Observatory, […]

By Carmen Pease OHIO Today, 2004 Built into a hillside along University Terrace, the boxy, two-story brick building is obscured from view by a fringe of trees. Thousands of students and faculty pass by the structure every day without even realizing it’s there. But despite its inconspicuous presence, the John […]