Published stories

Speeding through nearly everything are trillions of mysterious particles commonly known as cosmic rays. (Phys.org)

Particleland is a sovereignty of paradoxes, because on the quantum scale, nothing is as it seems. (World Science Festival)

What comes after the Higgs boson discovery? (Brookhaven National Lab)

 John Smedley has been researching and designing novel accelerator photocathodes for 20 years. (DOE Pulse)

A new mathematical algorithm has been developed that clarifies, or "fits", optical patterns that emerge from the scanning x-ray microscope. (Phys.org)

The two mobile units have complementary research objectives—one is specialized to conduct on-site measurements of aerosol samples, the other to examine the chemical composition of samples—and they are deployed together. (BNL)

Alexey Kashpershky's 3D HIV images won first prize in the autoPACK Visualization Challenge. (A&U Magazine)

Technological interventions that can transform the body and mind beyond its “natural” state have in recent years become not just feasible but commonplace. (Columbia Magazine)

Mark Morrisroe's work lodges in your psyche. It finds purchase in the space between the conscious and unconscious, the real and surreal—a space he himself often seems to expose in his photographs and films.  (A&U Magazine)

Integrating surface electromyography into clinical practice may improve rehabilitative care for individuals with spinal cord injury. (Kessler Foundation)

Robotic-exoskeleton assisted exercise rehabilitation is likely an effective intervention, and is a promising therapy for improving the lives of those with MS. (Kessler Foundation)

Performing daily sessions of prism adaptation therapy during rehabilitation results in higher functional and cognitive independence scores for stroke survivors.  (Kessler Foundation)