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ARC Centre of Excellence for Dark Matter Particle Physics
Professor Robyn Owens Recognised with Kings Birthday Honours
Professor Robyn Owens Recognised with Kings Birthday Honours

Emeritus 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.'

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Centre newsGuest User13 June 2023Women in Stem
Professor Nicole Bell in Cosmos Magazine - Searching for the Neutrino Floor
Professor Nicole Bell in Cosmos Magazine - Searching for the Neutrino Floor

Professor Nicole Bell spoke to Cosmos Magazine about neutrinos and dark matter, the known and unknown components of the "hidden universe".

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Centre news, TheoryGuest User6 June 2023News
Limits on Dark Photons, Scalars, and Axion‐Electromagnetodynamics with the ORGAN Experiment

Centre Authors: Quiskamp, Aaron, McAllister, Ben, Tobar, Michael, Goryachev, Maxim, Ivanov, Eugene, O'Hare, Ciaran, Altin, Paul

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Direct DetectionGuest User6 June 2023Publication
Caterina Doglioni
Caterina Doglioni

Caterina Doglioni is a professor at the University of Manchester and a member of the ATLAS Collaboration at the LHC. 

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People, LHCGuest User5 June 2023Associate Investigators, UManchester
Searching for low-mass axions using resonant upconversion

Centre Authors: McAllister, Ben, Tobar, Michael, Goryachev, Maxim, Thomson, Catriona, Ivanov, Eugene, Altin, Paul

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Direct DetectionGuest User5 June 2023Publication
2023 QDM Road Trip on ABC Melbourne Breakfast Radio with Sammy J and Ben McCallister
2023 QDM Road Trip on ABC Melbourne Breakfast Radio with Sammy J and Ben McCallister

QDM Road-tripper and Centre Research Fellow Ben McAllister spoke to Sammy J on ABC Radio show Melbourne Breakfast.

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Centre newsGuest User30 May 2023News
Ben McAllister talks 2023 QDM Road Trip on ABC Victorian Statewide Drive
Ben McAllister talks 2023 QDM Road Trip on ABC Victorian Statewide Drive

Centre 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.

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Centre newsGuest User29 May 2023News
Ben Li
Ben Li

Ben Li is currently working on polarisation detection, mainly designing a novel polarimeter using techniques displayed by biological life.

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People, TheoryGuest User25 May 2023UoS
Raghda Abdel Khaleq: Physics PhD Student and Visual Artist Interviewed for SciArt
Raghda Abdel Khaleq: Physics PhD Student and Visual Artist Interviewed for SciArt

Raghda Abel Khaleq: Physics PhD Student and Visual Artist Interviewed for SciArt

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Centre newsGuest User25 May 2023
Quantum and dark matter scientists win road trip funding
Quantum and dark matter scientists win road trip funding

The National Quantum & Dark Matter Road Trip will set off to visit Australian schools and communities between 6 and 26 August.

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Media ReleasePadric McGee24 May 2023News
ADMX: The Axion Dark Matter eXperiment
ADMX: The Axion Dark Matter eXperiment

ADMX is an axion haloscope located at the Center for Experimental Nuclear Physics and Astrophysics (CENPA) at the University of Washington. The experiment uses a strong magnetic field to convert dark matter axions to detectable to microwave photons.

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Direct DetectionJade Mckenzie22 May 2023Experiment
Theresa Fruth
Theresa Fruth

Theresa is part of the SABRE South collaboration, where she is leading the PMT working group. She continues to work on the LZ experiment, while also addressing challenges for a next generation liquid xenon detector within the XLZD consortium.

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People, Direct Detection, UoSJade Mckenzie17 May 2023EDI Committee, Academic Staff, UoS, Contact Officer
Multiple academic appointments in nuclear technology at ANU
Multiple academic appointments in nuclear technology at ANU

The ANU is helping to build Australia's capacity for the responsible use of nuclear science and technologies. As Australia’s only national university ANU commits to deepening its world-class research and education in fields essential for responsible use of nuclear technology. 

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JobFleur Morrison16 May 2023
Chris Power
Chris Power

Professor Chris Power is a theoretical and computational astrophysicist based at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research at the University of Western Australia.

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People, TheoryGuest User16 May 2023uwa, Associate Investigators
Adam Batten
Adam Batten

Adam Batten is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Swinburne University of Technology.

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People, Theory, Past MembersGuest User15 May 2023SUT
Peter Cox
Peter Cox

Dr Peter Cox is a particle theorist at the University of Melbourne and an ARC DECRA fellow.

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People, Direct DetectionGuest User15 May 2023UoM, Associate Investigators
Jade McKenzie
Jade McKenzie

Jade is the Database Administrator for the Centre and the SABRE South Experiment

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People, Direct Detection, UoMGuest User12 May 2023UoM, EDI Committee, Professional Staff
XLZD: An Observatory For Rare Physics
XLZD: An Observatory For Rare Physics

World leading researchers with more than twenty years of sucessfully building liquid xenon Dark Matter detectors unite XLZD Consortium. DARWIN, LZ and XENONnT have the same scientific goals but differ in technical details. XLZD are able to explore and select the best options from both worlds, strengthening R&D efforts by combining ideas and resources.

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Direct DetectionJade Mckenzie9 May 2023Experiment
Dark matter researchers selected for CERN innovation program
Dark matter researchers selected for CERN innovation program

Australian dark matter researchers will boost their innovative thinking with a pilot program at IdeaSquare, CERN in Switzerland.

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Media Release, Centre newsPadric McGee4 May 2023News, Women in Stem
The dark side of the universe, ABC Catalyst
The dark side of the universe, ABC Catalyst

The Catalyst explored the extraordinary projects being undertaken around the world to find dark matter, including 1km underground in Stawell.

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Outreach and Media, Media CoverageAnita Vecchies2 May 2023News
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