Investigating reaction rates between unstable, light nuclei can lead to a better understanding of thermonuclear processes in massive stars and novae. The Physics Division's Jason Clark and Catherine Deibel were involved in a study of the crucial 30P(p,γ)31S reaction which has recently been highlighted by the APS "Physics" newsletter. More...
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