S C I P P
Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics
An Organized Research Unit at UC Santa Cruz


 

The Santa Cruz Institute for Particle Physics (SCIPP) is an organized research unit within the University of California system. SCIPP's scientific and technical staff are and have been involved in several cutting edge research projects for more than 25 years. The primary focus is experimental and theoretical particle physics and particle astrophysics, including the development of technologies needed to advance that research. SCIPP is also pursuing the application of those technologies to other scientific fields such as neurophysiology and biomedicine. The institute is recognized as a leader in the development of custom readout electronics and silicon micro-strip sensors for state-of-the-art particle detection systems.

 

 

 

SCIPP News!

 

August 26, 2008: Large Hadron Collider set to unveil a new world of particle physics

August 26th, 2008: NASA Renames Observatory for Fermi, Reveals Entire Gamma-Ray Sky (UCSC Story)

August 7, 2008: SCIPP Member, Piero Madau, coauthor of paper in Nature: Findings suggest GLAST mission could detect evidence of dark matter particles

SCIPP Member Troy Porter in SLAC Today, June 17th 2008

Milagro Project-- involving SCIPP's Don Coyne and David Williams-- featured on the cover story of the June 2008 CERN Courier!

GLAST Launches! See the UCSC news update and photo!