The Advanced Computing Center for Research and Education (ACCRE) is used by investigators in a wide and growing spectrum of research disciplines. Researchers in such diverse fields as biophysics, biostatistics, human genetics, manufacturing supply networks, nanoscience, neuroscience, microelectronics, particle physics, proteomics, and structural biology are using ACCRE resources.
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Research Spotlight: Is the universe stranger than we've imagined?
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Particle physics seeks to understand the fundamental mysteries of the
universe. Never has this been more true than now; discoveries in
the next decade should help answer several mysteries and transform our
understanding of nature. Does the Higgs particle exist, which
thought to be responsible for giving matter its mass? What is the
source of the matter asymmetry of the universe? Also, about 90% of the
matter of the universe is "dark" (not in luminous matter) but we have
no good candidates for what this dark matter is. Finally, an unknown
force, often called "dark energy", is forcing the universe apart.
What makes up the dark matter and dark energy?
