KIPAC News

| Symmetry Magazine: The Facts and Nothing But the Facts
Symmetry Magazine
| Origin of Milky Way’s Hypothetical Dark Matter Signal May Not Be So Dark
Origin of Milky Way’s Hypothetical Dark Matter Signal May Not Be So Dark
| Symmetry Q&A: Dark Matter Next Door
Symmetry Q&A: Dark Matter Next Door:
| Steven Kahn Maps Out the Project that will Map the Dark Universe
Steven Kahn Maps Out the Project that will Map the Dark Universe
| KIPAC Newsletter, Fall 2016
| World's Largest Camera for Astronomy
World's Largest Camera for Astronomy
| In search of a parallel universe
In search of a parallel universe
| Q&A: SLAC Cosmology Research Featured in Terrence Malick’s ‘Voyage of Time’
Q&A: SLAC Cosmology Research Featured in Terrence Malick’s ‘Voyage of Time’
| Arthur B.C. Walker II Award
Arthur B.C. Walker II Award
| Construction of World’s Most Sensitive Dark Matter Detector Moves Forward
Construction of World’s Most Sensitive Dark Matter Detector Moves Forward
| Noah Kurinsky and Jeff Yen win distinguished poster awards at the International Conference on High Energy Physics in Chicago
Noah Kurinsky and Jeff Yen win distinguished poster awards at the International…
| Fermi Researchers Explore New Ways of Searching for Dark Matter
Fermi Researchers Explore New Ways of Searching for Dark Matter
| Dark matter hopes dwindle with X-ray signal
Dark matter hopes dwindle with X-ray signal
| DOE Approves Construction of 3-D Galaxy-mapping Project ‘DESI’
DOE Approves Construction of 3-D Galaxy-mapping Project ‘DESI’
| Sarah Church to become senior associate vice provost for undergraduate education
Sarah Church to become senior associate vice provost for undergraduate education
| Dark matter evades most sensitive detector
Dark matter evades most sensitive detector
| Stanford researchers help to explain how stars are born, cosmic structures evolve
Stanford researchers help to explain how stars are born, cosmic structures evol…
| Stanford researchers celebrate a second sighting of gravitational waves
Stanford researchers celebrate a second sighting of gravitational waves
| Prototype of LUX-ZEPLIN Dark Matter Detector Tested at SLAC
Prototype of LUX-ZEPLIN Dark Matter Detector Tested at SLAC
| Q&A: Hitomi Researchers Talk About the X-ray Satellite’s Tragic End and the Data It Sent Home
Q&A: Hitomi Researchers Talk About the X-ray Satellite’s Tragic End and the…
| KIPAC Newsletter, Spring 2016
| Stanford astrophysicists help discover hidden dwarf dark galaxy
Stanford astrophysicists help discover hidden dwarf dark galaxy
| Learning about the future from the distant past
Learning about the future from the distant past
| The Milky Way’s hot spot
The Milky Way’s hot spot
| Dusting for the fingerprint of inflation with BICEP3
Dusting for the fingerprint of inflation with BICEP3
| Congratulations to KIPAC Alumni John Wise
Congratulations to KIPAC Alumni John Wise
| New Satellite with Superior X-ray Vision Launched
New Satellite with Superior X-ray Vision Launched
| The Detection of Gravitational Waves Is a Triumph for Physics
The Detection of Gravitational Waves Is a Triumph for Physics
| LIGO sees gravitational waves
LIGO sees gravitational waves
| Three Ways to Bust Ghostly Dark Matter
Three Ways to Bust Ghostly Dark Matter
| A speed trap for dark matter
A speed trap for dark matter
| Stanford professors win prestigious Swedish prizes in mathematics, astronomy
Stanford professors win prestigious Swedish prizes in mathematics, astronomy
| Exploring the dark universe with supercomputers
Exploring the dark universe with supercomputers
| Roger Blandford Receives Crafoord Prize in Astronomy
Roger Blandford Receives Crafoord Prize in Astronomy
| The booming science of dwarf galaxies
The booming science of dwarf galaxies
| KIPAC Newsletter, Winter 2015
| LUX Experiment Draws Best Picture Yet of What Dark Matter Particles Cannot Be
LUX Experiment Draws Best Picture Yet of What Dark Matter Particles Cannot Be
| Steve Kahn elected fellow of AAAS
Nine professors elected fellows of AAAS
| Stanford astronomers observe the birth of an alien planet
Stanford astronomers observe the birth of an alien planet
| KIPAC's Leonardo Senatore wins New Horizons in Physics Prize
KIPAC's Leonardo Senatore wins New Horizons in Physics Prize