Tune into "NOVA Universe Revealed: Black Holes" on November 17th at 9:00 PM as Brown University's Ford Foundation Professor of Physics S. James Gates Jr. and his daughter Delilah Gates, a member of Harvard University's Black Hole Initiative, describe how black holes can reshape entire galaxies, warp the fabric of space and time, and may even be the key to unlocking the ultimate nature of reality.

Researchers at Brown University and Dartmouth College recently secured two supplements totaling $600,000 to their $4 million 2019 National Science Foundation grant, “Harnessing the Data Revolution for the Quantum Leap: From Quantum Control to Quantum Materials.” The supplements will fund a postdoctoral fellow from a Minority Serving Institution at Brown University. The supplements will also facilitate collaboration with a group from another EPSCoR state that works at Minority Serving Institutions.

Brown Physics researchers react to the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics, the first Physics prize awarded for work on climate change.

Listen to Ford Foundation Professor of Physics S. James Gates Jr. discuss the importance of this year's Nobel Prize on NPR's "Here & Now."

Professor Greg Landsberg has a new major responsibility within the CMS experiment at CERN...