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85% of Matter Remains Unseen, Fermilab’s Wang Pursues Clues
Fermilab’s Christina Wang won an award for techniques to detect dark matter, theorized to comprise 85% of the universe.
Christina Wang of Fermilab has received the American Physical Society’s Mitsuyoshi Tanaka Award in Experimental Particle Physics for developing novel techniques to detect dark matter, a substance theorized to comprise approximately 85% of all matter in the universe. Wang’s work centers on two complementary detection methods, long-lived particle searches and quantum sensing, that expand the search…
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