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Machine Learning Methods Used to Control and Optimize the VENUS Ion Source

The superconducting ECR ion source VENUS is pictured with an AI-generated, cartoon, eight-armed computer that appears to be making adjustments to the source. Arms missing hands and the fact that the existing hands are all doing things not useful to source operation inspire questions of AI/ML’s readiness for either quality image generation or ion source operation.

CUORE Probes Lepton Number Violation with 2 tonne · yr Dataset

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New Data Release from CUORE Features a “Noise-Canceling” Algorithm

Close-up view of an array of cubic, pale crystals held in a copper framework. The structure is composed of multiple repeating units arranged in a symmetrical, grid-like pattern, with small white spacers at the intersections.

Visiting Antarctica in service of science

A white male in a black top and beige pants lowers equipment into a hole in the snow and ice.

Gabriel Orebi Gann and Mathis Wiedeking elected 2025 APS Fellows

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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.

GRETA: World’s most powerful detector to examine nuclear ‘fingerprints’ with 100x sensitivity

A group of five people (two women and three men) stand next to a large, spherical scientific machine.

GRETA to Open a New Eye on the Nucleus

Two people surrounded by a large aluminum sphere with dozens of cables.

New Technique Sheds Light on Chemistry at the Bottom of the Periodic Table

Two people in safety glasses hold glass beakers containing ball-and-stick models of nobelium molecules. They are surrounded by lab equipment that includes wires, foil-wrapped cables, metal apparatuses, and a computer screen showing data. Images of molecules are projected on the ceiling panels.

New Angles on Jet Scattering in the Quark-Gluon Plasma at RHIC and the LHC

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.

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