The Golden Particles

Dive into the fascinating realm of particle physics through a curated selection of popular public lectures presented at Fermilab. Explore topics ranging from antimatter and dark matter to neutrinos and black holes, guided by renowned experts in the field. Discover the latest advancements in particle accelerators, unravel the mysteries of the universe's first seconds, and learn about the potential real-world applications of particle physics. Engage with cutting-edge research, including the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment and the search for dark matter. Gain insights into Einstein's unfinished theories, the mapping of the cosmos, and the future of physics as presented by leading scientists such as Dr. Don Lincoln, Dr. Jennifer L. Raaf, and Dr. Barry Barish. Experience the excitement of the annual Physics Slam and Golden Particles Awards, offering a unique blend of education and entertainment in the world of particle physics.

2021 Golden Particles Awards.
2021 Physics Slam.
Graphic talk about the universe – Public lecture by Dr. Clifford Johnson.
Antimatter and other deep mysteries – Public lecture by Dr. Gerald Gabrielse.
How to record a ghost particle – Public lecture by Dr. Wes Ketchum.
Particle Physics Might Just Save Your Life – Public lecture by Dr. Jennifer L. Raaf.
Knowing God’s thoughts: Einstein’s unfinished dream – Public lecture by Dr. Don Lincoln.
At the edge of time: Exploring the mysteries of our universe’s first seconds.
Studying the beginning of the universe from the bottom of the world.
Dark Matter Day at Fermilab.
The Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment – A lecture by Dr. Stefan Söldner-Rembold.
What is Dark Matter and Why Does it Matter?.
Mapping the Heavens to Understand Dark Matter and Black Holes.
Fermilab's Greatest Hits: Highlights from the First 50 Years.
Neutrinos: Messengers from a Violent Universe.
Einstein, Black Holes and Cosmic Chirps - A Lecture by Barry Barish.
"Probing the Dark Universe" - A Lecture by Dr. Josh Frieman.
Particle Accelerators: Current and Future Applications.
Revealing the Nature of Dark Matter.
Particles, Fields and The Future of Physics - A Lecture by Sean Carroll.