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Medium Energy Physics

Argonne maintains a wide-ranging science and technology portfolio that seeks to address complex challenges in interdisciplinary and innovative ways. Below is a list of all articles, highlights, profiles, projects, and organizations related specifically to medium energy physics.

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  • Gluonic structure of the proton and the emergence of mass

    The emergence of the proton mass within the context of QCD is not yet understood. This mechanism can be studied through quarkonium production near threshold, providing for a novel avenue to explore the gluonic structure of nucleons and nuclei.
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  • The SoLID Experiment

    The unprecedented combination of luminosity and acceptance, made possible with the SoLID apparatus in Hall A, will unlock access to physics processes that cannot be measured anywhere else.

  • Electron-Ion Collider

    Multifaceted effort in the Physics Division to prepare for EIC, collaboration between Medium Energy, Theory and Accelerator groups, together with HEP and MSD.

  • Quantum Chromodynamics in Nuclei

    Understanding the nucleus in terms of their fundamental constituents in Quantum Chromodynamics: quarks and gluons, and the mechanisms and emergent properties of the strong interaction.

  • Hadronic Physics

    Understand how the strong force gives rise to the mass, spin and dynamic structure of protons and neutrons, which make up almost all visible matter in our universe.

  • Sylvester Johannes Joosten

    Experimental physicist focussed on the features and emergent phenomena of quantum chromodynamics. His program includes electron-proton scattering experiments at DESY, Jefferson Lab, and EIC.

  • Manoj Jadhav

    Manoj Jadhav is interested in the development and testing of the ultra-fast silicon detectors and the CMOS silicon detectors for particle identification and tracking. He is currently involved in the Electron-Ion Collider and AMEGO-X (AstroPix) projects.