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Smashing Polarized Protons to Uncover Spin and Other Secrets
If you want to unravel the secrets of proton spin, put a “twist” in your colliding proton beams. The latest round of these collisions has just begun at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider and will continue for the next nine weeks. More...
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Elusive 'Dark Photons' Still Lurking in the Shadows
– LiveScience, February 27
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Obama budget would boost Brookhaven lab funding, cut money for LI Sound restoration
– Newsday, February 2
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Biodiesel industry honors champions, career long-achievements
– Biodiesel Magazine, January 22
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Print-On Polymer Multiplies Solar Output
– EE Times, January 22
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Science Friday Explains "How to Make Quark Soup"
You don't need a time machine to marvel at the hot broth of quarks and gluons that made up all matter a microsecond after the Big Bang. You just need a ticket on the Long Island Railroad. Through massive feats of engineering, Brookhaven National Laboratory has devised a recipe for cooking up tiny ephemeral batches of this quark-gluon soup, a fluid which physicists Paul Sorensen say is the most "perfect" fluid ever discovered.
