Particle Mysteries: The Coldest Case

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Chasing Shadows

Show Description:

Where there are suspects, there’s a lineup. Physicists have started to define what exactly dark matter could be through a combination of computational modeling, hints from experiments, and some good old thinking outside the box. But that has produced a wide range of potential candidates for dark matter. So let’s ask: who are you, dark matter? What do you really look like, and what are you really up to?

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Hosts:

Joseph Piergrossi, Science Writer and Social Media Manager at DESY

Blaire Flynn, Senior Education and Outreach Officer at SNOLAB

 

Credits:

Particle Mysteries: The Coldest Case is a production of the Interactions Collaboration

Producer & Editor: Andrea Munday at Xeno Media

 

Interviews:

Federica Giacchino - Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare
Andreas Ringwald - DESY
Gillian Beltz-Mohrman - Argonne National Laboratory
Carla Macolino - Gran Sasso Science Institute
Isabella Oceano - DESY

Digging Deep

Show Description:

There is something enormous scattered throughout the universe—so, what could it be? Scientists are dissecting the underlying clues of dark matter and discovering that their investigation is becoming increasingly complex. Explore how the study of the smallest particles intersects with our understanding of the largest bodies in the universe. Strap on your helmet, as we need to go underground for this journey.

On this episode of The Coldest Case, we follow our hosts underground as they visit scientists conducting experiments in the search for Dark Matter. Explore how the study of the smallest particles intersects with our understanding of the largest bodies of the universe.

Thanks to this episode's interviewees for taking the time to share their expertise with us.

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Hosts:

Joseph Piergrossi, Science Writer and Social Media Manager at DESY

Blaire Flynn, Senior Education and Outreach Officer at SNOLAB

Credits:

Particle Mysteries: The Coldest Case is a production of the Interactions Collaboration

Producer & Editor: Andrea Munday at Xeno Media

Interviews:

Flip Tanedo - University of California Riverside
Andreas Ringwald - DESY
Sally Shaw - University of Edinburgh
Chris Jillings - SNOLAB
Christina Schwemmbauer - DESY


The Spin of The Galaxy

Show Description:

The Coldest Case: The nature of matter in our universe has left scientists puzzled for decades. There seems to be more than meets the eye – significantly more. Open the file on the coldest case: dark matter, the mysterious intergalactic phenomenon that leaves visible traces yet itself can’t be seen. Learn how researchers around the world are pushing the limits of science in their search for understanding. Dark matter seems to be all around us, dropping clues while still evading detection. Laboratories worldwide host experiments that use cutting-edge science and develop new technologies in an attempt to uncover new leads that may help to solve this particle mystery.

Listen on:
Apple Podcasts
Spotify
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Hosts:

Joseph Piergrossi, Science Writer and Social Media Manager at DESY

Blaire Flynn, Senior Education and Outreach Officer at SNOLAB

 

Credits:

Particle Mysteries: The Coldest Case is a production of the Interactions Collaboration

Producer & Editor: Andrea Munday at Xeno Media

Theme Music: Sebastian Szyszka

Music Production & Editing: Brendan McCormick & Andrea Munday

Research Assistance: Steve Sekula

Additional Voicing & Production Consulting by Aliyah Kovner

 

Interviews:

Federica Giacchino interviewed by Francesca Mazzotta

Axel Linder interviewed by Joseph Piergrossi

Flip Tanedo interviewed by Mike Ray

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