David Kaplan has developed a lattice model for particles that are left- or right-handed, offering a firmer foundation for the theory of weak interactions.
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Gail is recognized for seminal contributions to the study of neutrinos in explosive systems and for elucidating the profound impact of this microphysics on the synthesis of elements.
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This team of researchers collaborated in their findings with “New Insights on the Interplay of Electromagnetism and the Weak Nuclear Force”
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Jerry is being recognized for thoughtful, stimulating, and caring mentorship in nuclear theory ranging from undergraduate students to research assistant professors.
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Agnieszka is being recognized for an innovative approach to study the speed of sound in dense nuclear matter using moments of baryon distributions and developing of a framework of simulations and modeling of QCD phases and transitions in nucleus-nucleus collisions.