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Category: Relativistic Nuclear Collisions

A Quarter-Century of Surprises: Exploring the Quark-Gluon Plasma

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Berkeley Lab Hosts ALICE Grid Operations Review Meeting

Storied Atom-Smasher that Makes Tiny Big Bangs Wraps Up Mission

Gold ion collision snapshot in the STAR detector

More Signs of Phase-change ‘Turbulence’ in Nuclear Matter

Pipes and cables on the exterior of the large blue STAR detector.

NSD Welcomes Summer Interns

Tracking Down Three-Particle Components in the Nucleus

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STAR Data Reveal 'Splash' of the Quark-Gluon Plasma

Artist’s rendering of QGP formation in a nuclear collision at RHIC, in which a high-energy photon (purple line) and jet of correlated particles (cone) propagate back-to-back in the QGP. Jet scattering in the QGP broadens the distribution of their azimuthal opening angle.

Surveying the Nuclear Physics computing landscape

Photo showing the people who attended the “Software Infrastructure for Advanced Nuclear Physics Computing” (SANPC 24) at Jefferson Lab.

Complex analyses, uncertainty quantification, and machine learning

A visual representation of the process that the Rare Event Surrogate Model uses.

2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

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ATLAS and ALICE collaborations receive 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

Berkeley Lab’s Role in Unraveling the Universe’s Origins with ALICE

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