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A single particle interaction could be a signal from a dark matter candidate, though further study is needed.

The projects bridge physics, engineering and computational sciences to tackle big challenges for fusion energy.

For its first year, the university won more resources to use the telescope than any other university in the country.

Some of the dissolved organic matter in the oceans is tightly bound to water, making it harder for microbes to break down.

Jessie Zhang, George Georgiou and others are learning how to keep antibody drugs from binding to an unintended receptor.

A 5-year collaboration between 6 universities and industry partners will place assistive robots in everyday human environments.

On moving day, a veteran scientist and teacher looks back on lessons learned in the college.

College of Natural Sciences students developed an innovation that could mean safer ways of making clothing water-resistant.

When two black holes became one, it was launched out of its galaxy at astonishing speed

A 20-year success with UTeach expands to address persistent STEM teacher shortages and improve U.S. STEM education.