Strong New Evidence of a Supersolid Phase of Matter
Strong New Evidence of a Supersolid Phase of Matter
Physics Gravity Model Applicable to Disease Spread
Ottar Bjornstad
Making Black Holes Go 'Round on the Computer
Credit: Bruegmann, Tichy, Jansen 2004 Black hole binary after about one orbit. The black surfaces represent the black holes; whatever falls behind this black hole "horizon" can never escape again. The colored plane shows a measure for the distortion of spacetime. The numerical method has succeeded in keeping the data smooth and undistorted.
Penn State Senior Wins Multiple Awards for Graduate Study in England
Robert R. Johnson Selected as Student Marshal for Penn State Eberly College of Science
Probable Discovery of a New, Supersolid, Phase of Matter
A photo of the torsional oscillator we used in our experiment: The torsional oscillator is secured onto a cooling stage of our dilution refrigerator. The torsion rod, the torsion bob and the central electrode are shown. The fixed drive and detection electrodes are not shown. Photo credit: Penn State
New Penn State Computer Cluster Enables Researchers to Probe the Universe
Pleiades computational cluster
Research on Relative Species Abundance Provides New Theoretical Foundation for Analyzing How Ecological Communities Arise
First Science Results Announced in Quest to Detect Gravitational Waves
Sokol Spearheading Portion of $1.4-Billion Spallation Neutron Source Research Facility
The Spallation Nuclear Source facility
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