There’s so much we haven’t observed in our universe, but of what we have observed, we at least know what it’s made of. We have physicists to thank for that, and Northeastern University physicists were part of their field’s biggest discovery in almost fifty years. But with more questions still unanswered, they’re just getting started.

In this episode, we talk to Toyoko Orimoto (associate professor of physics) and Emanuela Barberis (associate professor of physics).