Mathew Chamberlain, a fifth year senior, chose to attend Northeastern University because of its co-op program, and he’s participated in two exciting opportunities because of it.

All around and inside us, an elab­o­rate dance of mol­e­c­ular vibra­tions is con­stantly taking place.

Congratulations to Professor Paul Champion who was elected as a 2012 Fellow of AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science).

Darkness is an illusion produced by the mind. Your eyes detect a sliver of light shining in the surrounding world, like Alice viewing Wonderland through a keyhole.

SETI is a research project dedicated to finding proof of intelligent life in our galaxy.

Congratulations to Undergraduate Susie Nimitpattana who will receive a 2012/13 Provost Undergraduate Research Award.

J. Phys. A: Mathematical and Theoretical has published a special issue dedicated to the latest research in lattice models and integrability in celebration of the 80th birthday of Emeritus Professor of Physics Fa Yueh (Fred) Wu.

Congratulations to Professor Mark Williams who has been elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society this year.

Do you know where you will be in three years? The material of living things, including you, originates from a surprising place.

Fact: Time passes faster on the moon than on Earth. For every minute you experience, slightly more than a minute goes by on the moon.

Seven years ago, physics pro­fessor Latika Mennon’s first grad­uate stu­dent said he wanted to “change the world.”

Congratulations to Undergraduate Sean Malley who will receive a 2012/13 Provost Undergraduate Research Award.

Ever feel like the sun is far away? Right now, no matter where you are or what time it is, trillions of particles are passing through your body that were in the center of the sun less than ten minutes ago.

Members of the Experimental Physics Group (Professors Emanuela Barberis and Darien Wood and graduate students Darin Baumgartel and David Nash) worked on a search for leptoquarks.