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KIPAC News
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Viewpoint: Potential Hint of Dark Matter in Universe Maps
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Connecting the dots in the sky could shed new light on dark matter
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Vera Rubin, giant of astronomy
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The search for dark matter -- and what we've found so far
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How to share the data from LSST
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Daniel Gruen awarded 2019 Panofsky Fellowship at SLAC
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DESI points 5,000 robotic ‘eyes’ at the sky to explore dark energy
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Scientists combine forces to study first light
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Physics in the Dark: Searching for the Universe’s Missing Matter
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Polishing SuperCDMS SNOLAB detector crystals
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A day in the life of a cosmic-ray ‘bookkeeper’
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Stanford developing a radio that searches for dark matter
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A day in the life of a dark matter data wrangler
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Light dark matter is a thousand times less likely to bump into regular matter than previous astrophysical analyses allowed
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KIPAC Newsletter #14 (June 27, 2019)
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SLAC sends off woven grids for LUX-ZEPLIN dark matter detector
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A miniature camera for the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope will help test the observatory and take first images
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NASA’s Fermi mission reveals record-setting gamma-ray bursts
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What Stanford researchers have learned from 300 stars
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LIGO resumes gravitational wave search after upgrades
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An astronomical data challenge
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Tangled magnetic fields power cosmic particle accelerators
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We Visited the World's Largest Camera and Damn
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Gravitational lenses
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Q&A: Finding Earth-like exoplanets requires new space telescopes
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Missing gamma-ray blobs shed new light on dark matter, cosmic magnetism
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Dark matter vibes
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Risa Wechsler named director of KIPAC
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KIPAC Newsletter #13 (July 23, 2018)
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Fermi's 10 Years in Space Celebration
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2018 KIPAC Open House Pictures
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Construction Begins on One of the World’s Most Sensitive Dark Matter Experiments
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Roger Blandford Honored as Jansky Lecturer by AUI, NRAO
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The world’s largest astronomical movie
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Meeting showcases women in data science
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45-Year-Old Telescope Gets a Makeover to Demystify Dark Energy
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KIPAC Newsletter #12 (February 12, 2018)
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Better Instruments Give Scientists a New Way to Study the Cosmos
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How Dark Matter Physicists Score Deals on Liquid Xenon
