A combination of passion and pragmatism drive the career direction of postdoctoral researcher Jeremy Bourhill.
Read MorePhysics is a broad field and can sometimes look like lonely work, but PhD student Elrina Hartman says the dynamism and collaboration within the field of physics confirmed her desire to pursue the sciences.
Read MoreCentre PhD candidate Grace Lawrence was awarded the Royal Society of Victoria prize for Physical Sciences on Friday.
Read MorePhD candidate Guangyong FU had an unusual introduction to Australia, undertaking two weeks’ hotel quarantine when he arrived in Melbourne from China.
Read MoreA team of international researchers, led by experts at the University of Adelaide, has uncovered further clues in the quest for insights into the nature of dark matter.
Read MoreScientists have developed a new way to detect light dark matter using beam dump experiments, which crash high-energy beams of particles into targets, potentially creating dark matter particles.
Read MoreThe world-first use of a muon detector by the mining sector has highlighted the potential for blue-sky research to solve industry challenges.
Read MoreThe recent Lepton Photon 2023 conference featured a plenary panel debate on “Mental Health in Particle Physics”. Centre member and University of Adelaide researcher Dr Harish Potti was a panelist alongside Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health at Monash university Professor Kim Kornish and Tezpur University in India’s Dr Moon Moon Devi.
Read MoreLearn about the latest in dark matter searches in Australia and internationally with a range of talks and interviews held around National Science Week 2023.
Read MoreEmily Filmer discusses why she travelled across Australia in the QDM Road Trip to show rural and remote students to show students the true face of STEM.
Read MoreCentre researcher Jeremy Bourhill spoke to ABC Perth about the National Quantum & Dark Matter Road Trip that is travelling across remote and rural Australia in August 2023.
Read MoreAs part of National Science Week, Centre Chief Investigator Phillip Urquijo travelled to Stawell to present a talk at the Town Hall.
Read MoreTaking place in the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, from Monday, July 17, to Friday, July 21, is the 31st Lepton Photon Conference 2023. A number of CDM members will be presenting and attending the conference, including Elisabetta Barberio and Alan Duffy.
Read MoreEach 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.
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