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Research Areas: Relativistic Heavy Ions
Research Type: Experimentalist
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Caines, Havener, John Harris
Science goal: Understand the behavior of nuclear matter under extremes of temperature and density.
WL involvement: Yale plays a critical role in preparations and data-taking, including trigger coordination, shift leadership, on-call detector expertise, and a diverse range of analyses. Caines was co-spokesperson of STAR from 2017-2023
News
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Wright Lab members host 2026 Pint of Science Festival in New Haven
A team of Yale postdoctoral associates and graduate students, including 4 members of Yale’s Wright Lab, coordinated the 2026 Pint of Science Festival.
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Yale Physics Olympics 2026
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.
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Insights & Outcomes: Methanol, mitochondria, and new science at CERN
Wright Lab graduate students Sierra Cantway and Andrew Tamis of the Relativistic Heavy Ion Group are featured in this Yale News Insights and Outcomes.
