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Subatomic Physics Group (P-25)
P-25 is engaged primarily in fundamental nuclear- and particle-physics
research. Our objective is to conduct diverse experiments that probe
aspects of subatomic reactions, in order to provide a more thorough
understanding of the basic building blocks that make up our universe.
Although our main focus is basic research, we also have a strong effort
in applied programs such as proton radiography. We often participate
in large-scale collaborations that involve physicists from universities
and institutions around the world, and we participate in or lead experiments
at a variety of facilities. Currently, we are conducting research and
developing new programs at the Laboratory and other laboratories, including
Brookhaven National Laboratory (P-25 is playing a major role in defining
the search for the quark-gluon plasma and the related physics program
for the relativistic heavy-ion collider) and Fermi National Accelerator
Laboratory (P-25 is currently publishing research on parton distribution
in nucleons and nuclei, and the nuclear modification of QCD processes
such as production of J/ψ particles).
P-25
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Contacts
Group Leader
Martin Cooper
Deputy Group Leader
Jon Kapustinsky
Group Office Administrator
Irene Martinez
Mail Stop H846
Phone: 505-667-6941
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Physics, P-DO