Physicists believe that there were equal amounts of matter and antimatter in the early history of the universe – so how did the antimatter vanish? A Michigan State University researcher is part of a team that examines these questions in an article recently published in Reviews of Modern Physics. Read More

On 2 April, FRIB hosted U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Senior Advisor Kurt Heckman and Special Assistant Troy Hall. Read More

A number of summer schools are planned for 2019 to allow students and young researchers the opportunity to explore the world of science. Read More

A collaboration between FRIB and the Department of Statistics and Probability at MSU estimated the boundaries of nuclear existence in the calcium region with a full quantification of uncertainties, assessing the impact of the experimental discovery on nuclear structure research. Read More

The charge radii of three proton-rich calcium isotopes were found to be much smaller than previous theoretical predictions, and present a new puzzle. Read More