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Melissa Uchida

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Why neutrinos could answer some of the biggest questions in the cosmos

Neutrinos are the second most abundant particles in the universe, passing completely unnoticed through matter. Particle physicist Melissa Uchida explores how these tiny particles could help us understand the universe.

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The universe tends towards disorder. But how come nobody knows why?

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Quantum generated video game

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IBM is using quantum computers to generate Minecraft-like game levels

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Inside the quantum computing revolution – what does the future hold?

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Inside the quantum computing revolution – what does the future hold?

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Chamkaur Ghag

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The hunt for dark matter: Solving the universe's big questions

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Exploring the wonders of the solar system

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'I like a challenge': CERN physicist on the draw of weird antimatter

'I like a challenge': CERN physicist on the draw of weird antimatter

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Studying the universe’s origins hint that its beginning has no end

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Studying the universe’s origins hint that its beginning has no end

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The main spectrometer of the Karlsruhe Tritium Neutrino Experiment

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The mystery of the mass of the neutrino could soon be solved

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Open collaboration makes CERN great – let’s do it for climate change

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Open collaboration makes CERN great – let’s do it for climate change

The model of collaboration between scientists across national borders has proved its worth at the CERN particle physics lab. It would also work to fight climate change

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Physics

CERN boss: Big physics may be in a funk, but we need it more than ever

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Physics

Physicists see new hints of a fifth force of nature hidden in helium

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Will Google bail if its quantum computer doesn’t turn a quick profit?

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The ‘nuclear pasta’ in neutron stars could transform particle physics

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