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Physicists charge ahead with proton discovery
A University of Adelaide physicist has assisted in a discovery which may catalyse the ability to solve some of science's biggest remaining mysteries.
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Scientists pumped with new quantum computing potential
An international team of researchers have developed a new product that moves the world one step closer to reliable, high-performance quantum computing.
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Scientists create laser that ‘smells’ like a hound
Scientists have created a laser which may eventually be used as a human breath test to screen for serious illness.
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Unveiling the secrets of our Milky Way galaxy
Over 70 sources of very high energy gamma rays, including 16 previously undiscovered ones, have been catalogued in a survey of the Milky Way.
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Giant handaxes suggest that different groups of early humans coexisted in ancient Europe
Even our earliest human ancestors made and used technology - something we can look back on thanks to the lasting nature of stone tools.
Highlights from CSSM in 2017
Key updates from the centre including new videos and a PhD graduate who's been named in the 'Forbes 30 under 30'!
QCD Downunder 2017
QCD Downunder 2017 brought together a number of specialists in non-perturbative field theory as well as others working in the areas of hadron physics and related fields.
CSSM news updates from 2016
The 26th International Nuclear Physics Conference was held in Adelaide 11-16 September.
Proceedings of INPC 2016
Proceedings and presentations from the 26th International Nuclear Physics Conference in Adelaide.
New Directions in Subatomic Physics workshop
The New Directions in Subatomic Physics workshop covered a number of areas of subatomic physics in which Professor Tony Williams made significant contributions during his career.
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