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During Spring Break, Morgan Knuesel traveled to Washington, DC to advocate for science policy in the annual Yale Science Policy Hill Day program. 

Garg has been appointed to a two-year term on the executive board of the Coordinating Panel for Advanced Detectors.

Josie Rose and Katie Ream were awarded the 2026 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Bradyn Quintard and 2 alumni were awarded honorable mention.

DUNE was named the Project of the Year by the Underground Construction Association for completing a significant and challenging construction project.

Cantway’s thesis focuses on understanding the strong force, improving our understanding of jet-QGP interactions and hadronization.

YPO hosted 28 high school teams from across the Northeast for a full day of competition. The program has been organized by Yale Physics since 1998.

Two direct-detection experiments see no evidence of a signal reported by their predecessor. 

The group visited Wright Lab while they were in New Haven, as well as the Hixon Center for Urban Sustainability and the Yale Center for British Art.

The Executive Committee is comprised of twelve members serving two-year terms, with six people elected each year.

Yale Physics was well-represented at the conference, with several members of Wright Lab presenting or represented as contributing authors.

An article written by Wright Lab historian Eun-Joo Ahn on Mount Wilson Observatory was featured in a spotlight by the AIP.

Presents the first measurement of energy correlators at RHIC in proton-proton collisions, and introduces a method that will enable future measurements

The thesis is study of Newtonian mechanics of a simple, but ubiquitous system of coupled classical harmonic oscillators, whose parameters can be tuned

Siegel’s research aims to realize large arrays of levitated objects for improving the sensitivity of beyond the Standard Model physics searches. 

Geometric Amplification will advance telecommunication hardware with greater power-efficiency, phase insensitivity, and greater tunability. 

Verania Echaid Navarro, a Ph.D. student in Physics Education from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) in Mexico visited Wright Lab in February.

A group from Brookhaven National Laboratory’s Discovery Technologies Directorate visited the lab to discuss ongoing collaborations and new initiatives

Malenkiy will conduct research with President Rosenbaum, exploring quantum phase transitions via domain dynamics in microwave-driven quantum quenches.