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Older articles about research and researchers at Nevis
In memoriam: Jack Steinberger, Nobel Laureate and former Columbia and Nevis faculty member
Jack Steinberger, who served on the who served on the Columbia faculty and performed research at Nevis Labs between 1951 and
1971 and was known for his pioneering research into elementary
particles, passed away on December 12 at the age of 99. Professor
Steinberger shared the 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics with Leon
M. Lederman and Melvin Schwartz "for the neutrino beam method and the
demonstration of the doublet structure of the leptons through the
discovery of the muon neutrino". A brief autobiography is
posted here
and an
obituary here.
We've added a pair of videos to the Nevis YouTube Channel for the Science-on-Hudson presentation Inside the ATLAS Detector: A Virtual Tour Inside the Largest Experiment at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider:
How Beyond Barnard Synchronized Summer Colloquium 2020. In addition to this colloquium series, Professor Reshmi Mukherjee helped organize a separate series of lectures and seminars. Prof. Mukherjee works on VERITAS/CTA research at Nevis.
DUNE prepares for data onslaught. Assistant Professor Georgia Karagiorgi is working on the DUNE data selection at Nevis Labs.
Scientists Detect Crab Nebula Using Innovative Gamma-Ray Telescope. Barnard College Professor Reshmi Mukherjee and Columbia University Associate Professor Brian Humensky worked at Nevis to develop this telescope.
Professor Elena Aprile was elected to the AAAS.
Could a New Ultraviolet Technology Fight the Spread of Coronavirus? - A portion of this research was performed by RARAF at Nevis Labs.
Will Coronavirus Freeze the Search for Dark Matter?. Portions of Prof. Aprile's experiment were built and tested at Nevis Labs.
Columbia to Build Upgrades for Large Hadron Collider, the World’s Biggest Atom Smasher.
Nevis Labs in Irvington Hosts "Science-on-Hudson" Public Lecture Series.
Columbia University research campus in Irvington to study new pancreatic cancer treatment.
Heady Collisions - An article on Nevis' participation in detecting supersymmetric particles at ATLAS.
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