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Nuclear Scientists Calculate Value of Key Property that Drives Neutron Decay
Supercomputer simulations of neutrons’ inner turmoil and a new method that filters out “noise” yield the highest-ever precision calculation of nucleon axial coupling, a property crucial to predicting neutron lifetime. More...
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BNL team uses distant cues to see shrubs, trees
– TBR newsmedia, June 12
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From leaves to clouds—revealing how trees' emissions shape the air around us
– phys.org, May 31
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Rejuvenating zinc batteries
– Nature.com, May 23
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How Are Plants Constructed? — Chromatography Explores
– Chromatography Today, May 22
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From NSLS to NSLS-II and Beyond: Accelerator Physics Challenges
Nearly a half-century ago, scientists considered the synchrotron light appearing in their electron accelerators a severe hindrance to producing the high energy particles they needed to study the fundamental forces in nature. This "nuisance" light, however, had extremely useful characteristics.
