MARY K. GAILLARD, a pioneering theoretical physicist whose mathematical predictions helped shape the Standard Model of ...

As part of its commitment to sustainable and smart mobility, the SCE department has launched a hitchhiking pilot. Beginning on Monday 16 June 2025, this initiative encourages voluntary shared ...

Twisted bilayers of two-dimensional materials exhibit energy bands with trivial and non-trivial topology, where Coulomb ...

Superstring theory also introduces supersymmetry, balancing fermions and bosons and removing problematic particles like tachyons.

Supersymmetry, a theory that posits every known elementary particle has a heavier “superpartner” particle, has been the superstar of theoretical physics for the past half century.

One of the greatest ideas in all of physics, regardless of whether it turns out to be a true idea that reflects reality or not, is that of supersymmetry, or SUSY for short. The Standard Model of ...

String theory, like most revolutions, had humble origins. It started all the way back in the 1960’s as an attempt to understand the workings of the strong nuclear force, which had only recently been ...

That, after all, is the problem with Supersymmetry. Work like Dr Rubino’s points the way. But something out of a particle-physics laboratory would also be welcome.

In particle physics, supersymmetry is the theory that all elementary particles of the two main classes, bosons and fermions, have a yet undiscovered "superpartner" in the other class.

Split supersymmetry gives lightweight superpartners to half of the Standard Model particles and heavy superpartners to the rest. Arkani-Hamed views split supersymmetry as the most promising theory ...