Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB)
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The official Twitter account of the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (#FRIB), a @doescience user facility operated by @michiganstateu.
East Lansing, Michigan, USA
Joined July 2017
Study and work at MSU’s world-leading nuclear science lab. Graduate career ready. Apply here:
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Please join us on Zoom this Sunday, 9 February at 3pm for a public talk from Nigel Goldenfeld, who holds the Chancellor's Distinguished Professorship in Physics at @UCSanDiego. Learn more: #FRIBEvents
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RT @PhysRevResearch: Determination of nuclear charge radius by extreme-ultraviolet spectroscopy of Na-like ions, A. Hosier et al @ClemsonS…
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Please join us at 6 p.m. on Monday, 10 February for "The Muse," a free concert featuring world-class musicians Dmitri Berlinsky (violin) and Jiarui Cheng (piano). Learn more: #FRIBEvents
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In addition to welcoming 300+ guests to an FRIB demonstration booth, the FRIB volunteer team got to visit with @MSUZeke at @WKAR #pbskidsday2025. FRIB staff helped kids learn about nuclear research by smashing their own marble “nuclei" and learning which isotope was created!
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Please join us on Zoom this Sunday, 26 January at 1 p.m. for a public talk from Benjamin Nachman, staff scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, titled "Reimagining the exploration of fundamental interactions with AI." Learn more and register:
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Please join us on Friday, 24 January at 5:30 p.m. for a jazz quartet concert titled "Echoes and Innovations," featuring Jackson Hacias (saxophone), Jonathan Hilliard (bass), Kevin Eisenberg (piano), and Chris Corey (drums). Learn more: #FRIBevents
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FRIB’s Witek Nazarewicz and Lee Sobotka at Washington University in St. Louis recently wrote an article for Physics Today discussing recent experimental discoveries that are reshaping how scientists view atomic nuclei. Read more: #NuclearPhysics
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RT @MSUNatSci: In 1982, the world’s first superconducting #cyclotron — the K500 — launched at MSU. A collection of firsts from @michiganst…
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A research team, including FRIB Postdoctoral Research Associate Yuan-Zhuo Ma, is solving quantum physics and quantum chemistry challenges using a new method—wavefunction matching: Learn more about graduate studies at FRIB:
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Join a nationally top-ranked nuclear physics graduate program and earn your degree in nuclear physics or astrophysics while conducting leading-edge research at FRIB. Visit for more information. #FRIBeducation #NuclearPhysics
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Study alongside renowned faculty researchers at a world-leading nuclear science facility! Read about recent award-winning faculty member Dean Lee honored by @MSUNatSci: Learn more about graduate studies at FRIB:
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RT @MSUNatSci: With a nod to bringing local, fresh ingredients directly to our dinner plates, @michiganstateu researchers will soon be appl…
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RT @MSUChem: With the help of @msuresearch, @FRIBLab, and @MSUIQ, researchers Alyssa Gaiser, Katharina Domnanich, and Carolina de Aguiar Fe…
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As an FRIB Graduate Assistant, Scott Campbell studies physics at MSU and worked on the Low Energy Beam and Ion Trap (LEBIT) precision measurement program as part of his dissertation: Learn more about graduate studies at FRIB at
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FRIB/MSU professors recently published a paper in Nature Physics showcasing their perspectives on the future of the world-wide endeavor of new isotope and element discovery.
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FRIB graduate students receive opportunities to present their research, like at the annual Midwest Quantum Collaboratory Entanglement Conference. Interested in graduate studies at FRIB? Visit for more information and to apply. #quantumcomputing
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RT @MSUNatSci: Findings from a recent study at the @FRIBLab are shedding light on the properties of exotic nuclei, opening new avenues for…
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Dean Lee, professor of physics at FRIB and in MSU’s Department of Physics and Astronomy and Theoretical Nuclear Science Department Head at FRIB, was recently awarded the Outstanding Faculty Award by @MSUNatSci. Read more:
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