Gaitskell

The new finding comes from 65 days worth of data taken over 4 months starting in December 2021, says Richard Gaitskell, a physicist and LZ member from Brown University.

“That’s what the technology can do,” Gaitskell says.

She got to know future Labour chancellor Hugh Gaitskell who lived in the city for a time.

That fact alone pours cold water on the case for exotic particles, Gaitskell says.

Making accurate counts at the threshold is notoriously difficult, says Richard Gaitskell, a physicist and dark matter hunter at Brown University.