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Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions ram ions traveling at speeds comparable to the speed of light, by which physicists can study the primal form of matter that occurred in the universe shortly after the Big Bang. These impacts and the properties of the matter produced in them are the focus of research by experimental physicist Anders Knospe.

Lehigh Physics students gain international research experience in Bordeaux, France through a grant from the National Science Foundation.

Lehigh senior Justin Bennett pursues his passion for nuclear physics.