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A researcher reaches up toward copper-colored cylindrical detector hardware suspended above a laboratory workspace.
Reidar Hahn / Fermilab
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Quantum electronics for a dark-matter search

Fermilab researchers use sensitive quantum electronics in searches for hypothetical dark-matter particles called axions. The photo shows detector hardware being worked on.

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