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Seeing the wood for the trees: could forests be used as neutrino detectors? – Physics World

Seeing the wood for the trees: could forests be used as neutrino detectors? – Physics World
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Science at the Summit - the research centre high on Greenland s ice sheet

On Greenland ice sheet scientists and support staff carry out cutting-edge research into everything from climate change to particle physics

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Ohio State researchers use radar in the search for dark matter

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WOSU) In the never-ending search to accurately describe the universe, new generations of scientists are adapting decades-old technology to make new discoveries.Sometimes those t

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Ohio State researchers uses radar in the search for dark matter

In the never-ending search to accurately describe the universe, new generations of scientists are adapting decades-old technology like radar to make new discoveries, including researchers at Ohio State University looking for dark matter.

United statesChris cappielloJohn beacomSteven prohiraScott paloJohn marinoRenee foxPawan dhakalUniversity of coloradoOhio state universityQueen university in ontarioWorld warNobel prize

Ohio State researchers use radar in the search for dark matter

In the never-ending search to accurately describe the universe, new generations of scientists are adapting decades-old technology like radar to make new discoveries, including researchers at Ohio State University looking for dark matter.

United statesChris cappielloJohn beacomSteven prohiraScott paloJohn marinoRenee foxPawan dhakalUniversity of coloradoOhio state universityQueen university in ontarioWorld warNobel prize

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