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Adrian Cheng, Named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 as a Rising Star in Science

A formal grad student of Arisaka Lab, Adrian Cheng, was named to "Forbes’ 30 Under 30 as a Rising Star in Science"
This is based on our development of high-speed two-photon microscopes while he was at UCLA.
The old news at UCLA in 2011 can found at Daily Bruin on Jan 18, 2011.
Our original paper was published at

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Axion search by Liquid Xenon

Arisaka's group has studied a possibility of searching for axion and axion-like particles by liquid Xenon detectors such as XENON100 and XENON1T.

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The paper has been submitted to Astroparticle Physcis Journal, and available at

http://arxiv.org/abs/1209.3810

XENON100 announced the new results from 225 days data

The XENON100 collaboration submitted a paper with the new results of a 225 days to PRL, excluding previously unexplored parameter space and questioning the light WIMP interpretation of the DAMA and CoGeNT results.

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The preprint can be found here:

http://arxiv.org/abs/1207.5988

Higgs Particle has been discovered by LHC!


Finally the Higgs Particle has been discovered by LHC!
Here is the Higgs -> two gamma decay, observed by CMS.
The paper is available
here.

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XENON100 announced the new results

The XENON100 collaboration submitted a paper with the first results of a 11.2 days background analysis to PRL, excluding previously unexplored parameter space and questioning the light WIMP interpretation of the DAMA and CoGeNT results.


The preprint can be found here:

arXiv:1005.0380.

These results are also covered in the media:

The New York Times
New Scientist
Nature Blog
Discover Magazine Blog
Scientific American

Wired - XENON100
August 6, 2009: An article about the hunt for Dark Matter and XENON100 appeared in the UK version of the Wired magazine.

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