When it comes to nuclei and neutron stars, we have to account for what we don’t know, says FRIB's Witold Nazarewicz. To that end, he and collaborators published a reminder of sorts in the journal Physical Review Letters. Read More

The National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory and FRIB at MSU have solved a nuclear mystery thanks to collaboration between theorists and experimentalists—with an assist from Albert Einstein Read More

Kaitlin Cook, an assistant professor of nuclear physics at FRIB, is creating new ways to study gentle nuclear reactions with fragile nuclei to further our understanding of science and medicine with the power of FRIB. Read More

Theory and experiments developed at Michigan State University use ‘mirror nuclei’ to probe fundamental physics of atoms and neutron stars Read More

The American Physical Society selected FRIB faculty member Paul Guèye as the 2022 Edward A. Bouchet Award winner. Read More