Each year there's a cohort of approximately 100 women participating in Homeward Bound, a global leadership initiative for women in STEMM subjects. Experimental Astro particle Physicist, lecturer at the University of Sydney and Dark Matter Centre Member Theresa Fruth is one woman a part of this year's community and she’s sharing her experience.
Read MoreScience Gallery Melbourne is launching 'Dark Matters,' a new exhibition in August, to present pieces that merge art and science, and we're proud to have two of our Centre Researchers on board as collaborators with two of the exhibiting artists.
Read MoreJackie Bondell, Education and Outreach Coordinator for the CDM, attended the International Particle Physics Outreach Group (IPPOG) Meeting in May 2023 in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Read MoreThe University of Melbourne released their Annual Report, and we're pleased to announce that The Centre of Dark Matter Particle Physics has made a feature point on its pages.
Read MoreEmeritus Professor Robyn Owens, mathematician and ARC Centre for Dark Matter Particle Physics of the University of Western Australia, has been recognised for her 'significant service to science in computer vision and mathematics.'
Read MoreProfessor Nicole Bell spoke to Cosmos Magazine about neutrinos and dark matter, the known and unknown components of the "hidden universe".
Read MoreQDM Road-tripper and Centre Research Fellow Ben McAllister spoke to Sammy J on ABC Radio show Melbourne Breakfast.
Read MoreCentre researcher and fellow Road-tripper Ben McAllister spoke to ABC Victorian Statewide Drive about the National Quantum & Dark Matter Road Trip that is to travel regional Australia in August 2023.
Read MoreRaghda Abel Khaleq: Physics PhD Student and Visual Artist Interviewed for SciArt
Read MoreAustralian dark matter researchers will boost their innovative thinking with a pilot program at IdeaSquare, CERN in Switzerland.
Read MoreCentre researchers Elisabetta Barberio and Madeleine Zurowski participated in the ABC Catalyst The Dark Side of the Universe episode.
Read MoreThe Centre’s 2022 annual report is now live. Read about the Centre’s significant achievements in 2022, our research and other Centre activities and get to know some of our Centre members.
Read MoreCentre Chief Investigators Nicole Bell (UoM) and Celine Boehm (UoS) were named among Australia’s 50 women at the cutting edge of science in Australia.
Read MorePhysicists and outreach staff have been working with regional Victorian secondary school students to provide insight into the variety and excitement of careers in science.
Read MoreMembers of the CYGNUS-Oz collaboration have received a funding injection of more than $90,000 that will enable the Australian team to play a pivotal role in the international quest to develop directional dark matter detectors.
Read MoreTo celebrate International Women’s Day, Centre Director Elisabetta Barberio spoke to the Victorian Government’s Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions about her experience climbing the professional ladder in a male-dominated field, and how she has supported the female leaders of the future.
Read MoreAbout 60 undergraduate and graduate students attended the Canberra International Physics Summer School in January 2023.
Read MoreListen to Nicole Bell talk about why she loves her work as the leader of the Dark Matter Centre’s Theory program, why women remain under-represented in physics and the value of pursuing fundamental science.
Read MoreWomen are playing a significant role in the groundbreaking dark matter research happening at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Dark Matter Particle Physics
Read MoreCongratulations Celine Boehm on winning the Australian Institute of Physics 2022 Women in Leadership Medal.
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