Below are press, media, and blog articles describing my research area and related topics.

• New Scientist (November 2024): We may be about to solve the greatest riddle ofelectromagnetism [pdf], Jacklin Kwan
• Le Monde (August 2024): Une belle moisson de neutrinos pour les physiciens, David Larousserie
• Nature (July 2024): Elusive high-energy neutrinos spotted at LHC [pdf], Davide Castelvecchi
• Physical Review Letters Synopsis (July 2024): First Direct Detection of Electron Neutrinos at a Particle Collider [pdf], Nikhil Karthik
• Heising-Simons Foundation (May 2024): A Shot in the Dark [pdf], Michael Blanding
• CERN (April 2024): FASER measures high-energy neutrino interaction strength [pdf], Piotr Traczyk
• Economist (March 2024): Physicists are reimagining dark matter [pdf]
• Chinese Science Bulletin (December 2023): FASER experiment: An introduction and research progress [pdf] (in Chinese), Jinfeng Liu, Hao Pang, Chi Wang, Xiaocong Ai, Xin Chen, Zhen Hu
• Medium (October 2023): Cosmic Ray Mysteries and Collider Neutrinos [pdf], Camila Machado
• Physics Today (September 2023): First detections of collider neutrinos generate excitement [pdf], Allison Gasparini
• CERN Courier (September 2023): Looking forward at the LHC [pdf], Jamie Boyd, Albert De Roeck, Juan Rojo
• Phys.org (August 2023): The first observation of neutrinos at CERN's Large Hadron Collider [pdf], Ingrid Fadelli
• Physics Viewpoint (July 2023): The Dawn of Collider Neutrino Physics [pdf], Elizabeth Worcester
• CERN Video (April 2023): FASER observes first collider neutrinos, Animations: Maximilien Brice and Piotr Traczyk, Producer: Chetna Krishna
• CERN News (March 2023): New LHC experiments enter uncharted territory [pdf], Kristiane Bernhard-Novotny and Chetna Krishna
• UCI News (March 2023): UC Irvine-led team is first to detect neutrinos made by a particle collider [pdf], Lucas Joel
• Physics Today (November 2022): Philanthropy plays a growing role in funding US physical sciences [pdf], Toni Feder
• Symmetry Magazine (September 2022): Catching neutrinos at the LHC [pdf], Chetna Krishna
• NBC Los Angeles (July 2022): ‘Science Now is Very Social': Inside the Particle Physics Conference That Helps Shape 10 Years of Research [pdf], Maggie More
• Physics Today (May 2022): W-boson mass hints at physics beyond the standard model [pdf], Heather M. Hill
• Symmetry Magazine (April 2022): Can a theory ever die? [pdf], Sarah Charley
• Scientific American (April 2022): Large Hadron Collider Seeks New Particles after Major Upgrade [pdf], Daniel Garisto
• IEEE Spectrum (December 2021): 12 Exciting Engineering Milestones to Look for in 2022 [pdf], Michael Koziol
• Scientific American (December 2021): Elusive Neutrino Candidates Detected in Breakthrough Physics Experiment [pdf], Chelsea Gohd
• Newsweek (November 2021): Neutrino Signals Detected at Large Hadron Collider for First Time Ever [pdf], Ed Browne
• Gizmodo (November 2021): Physicists Detect Neutrinos for First Time Using Large Hadron Collider [pdf], Isaac Schultz
• Jerusalem Post (November 2021): Neutrinos detected in particle collider for first time at CERN [pdf], Tzvi Joffre
• Science Alert (November 2021): Physicists Detect Elusive 'Ghost Particles' in The LHC For The Very First Time [pdf], Michelle Starr
• Science Times (November 2021): For the First Time Large Hadron Collider FASER Experiment Reveals Ghost Particle Neutrinos [pdf], Ron Jefferson
• Vice (November 2021): ‘Ghost Particles‘ Detected at Large Hadron Collider in Breakthrough [pdf], Audrey Carleton
• Forbes Magazine (November 2021): Suitcase-Sized Neutrino Detector Hits Pay Dirt At Large Hadron Collider [pdf], Bruce Dorminey
• UCI News (November 2021): UCI-led team of physicists detects signs of neutrinos at Large Hadron Collider [pdf], Brian Bell
• Symmetry Magazine (September 2021): Curious physics results could shed light on dark matter [pdf], Madeleine O'Keefe
• UCI Division of Undergraduate Education (August 2021): UCI Phi Beta Kappa Receives Prestigious Outstanding Public University Chapters Award [pdf]
• UCI School of Physical Sciences (August 2021): Jonathan Feng Becomes UCI Distinguished Professor [pdf], Lucas Joel
• CERN Bulletin (June 2021): FASER catches first candidate collider neutrinos [pdf], Ana Lopes
• CERN Courier (June 2021): Collider neutrinos on the horizon [pdf], Matthew Chalmers
• Science News (May 2021): In a first, neutrinos were caught interacting at the Large Hadron Collider [pdf], Emily Conover
• CERN Live on Instagram (April 2021): Live from the LHC Tunnel: The FASER Experiment
• CERN Bulletin (March 2021): FASER is Born [pdf], Anais Schaeffer
• UCI Physical Sciences (December 2020): Can Something the Size of a Few Washing Machines Find the Biggest Thing in the Universe? [pdf], Lucas Joel
• Symmetry Magazine (August 2020): Long-lived particles get their moment [pdf], Sarah Charley
• Physics World (June 2020): More evidence for a ‘fifth force’ found in radioactive decay measurements [pdf], Edwin Cartlidge
• New Scientist (May 2020): We have seen hints of a new fundamental force of nature [pdf], Daniel Cossins
• Medium (May 2020): Alumni Help UCI Illuminate the Dark Universe [pdf], Lucas Joel
• CERN Courier (December 2019): Rekindled Atomki anomaly merits closer scrutiny [pdf], Matthew Chalmers
• CERN News (December 2019): FASER’s new detector expected to catch first collider neutrino [pdf], Ana Lopes
• CNN (November 2019): A 'no-brainer Nobel Prize': Hungarian scientists may have found a fifth force of nature [pdf], Ryan Prior
• New Scientist Magazine (November 2019): Physicists see new hints of a fifth force of nature hidden in helium [pdf], Stuart Clark
• Science Magazine (May 2019): Atom smasher could be making new particles that are hiding in plain sight [pdf], Adrian Cho
• Symmetry Magazine (May 2019): Casting A Wide Net [pdf], Jim Daley
• Prospect Magazine (May 2019): The hunt for dark matter—the missing ingredient without which our universe would not exist [pdf], Philip Ball
• Symmetry Magazine (April 2019): All Hands On Deck [pdf], Ali Sundermier
• Physics Today (March 2019): A small detector could strike big in the search for dark matter [pdf], Toni Feder
• Los Angeles Times (March 2019): 2 UCI professors aid search for dark matter particles in new experiment [pdf], Lilly Nguyen
• Symmetry Magazine (March 2019): Tiny, New Experiment at the LHC [pdf], Caitlyn Buongiorno, Artwork: Michael Branigan
• Il Repubblica (March 2019): Il Cern riprende la sua caccia: i fisici ora cercano le particelle sconosciute [pdf]
• Heising-Simons Foundation (March 2019): A New Hunt for Undiscovered Dark Matter Particles at CERN's Large Hadron Collider
• Simons Foundation (March 2019): Announcing a New Hunt for Undiscovered Particles at CERN's Large Hadron Collider
• UCI News (March 2019): CERN approves UCI-initiated hunt for new particles at the Large Hadron Collider, Brian Bell
• CERN News (March 2019): FASER: CERN approves new experiment to look for long-lived, exotic particles, Cristina Agrigoroae
• New Scientist (December 2018): Into the dark [pdf], Daniel Cossins
• Physics World (June 2018): Physicists Target the Dark Photon [pdf], Edwin Cartlidge
• Gizmodo (June 2018): What Is Dark Matter and Why Hasn't Anyone Found It Yet? [pdf], Ryan Mandelbaum
• Los Angeles Times (November 2017): UCI researchers' equations get a role on `The Big Bang Theory' episode Thursday [pdf], Priscella Vega
• UCI News (November 2017): UCI physics debuts in prime time [pdf], Brian Bell
• Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (October 2017): News Feature: Lighting the Way for Dark Matter [pdf], Adam Mann
• Science (March 2017): In search for unseen dark matter, physicists turn to shadow realm [pdf], Adrian Cho
• Nautilus (March 2017): Physicists Are Closing in on Intriguing Evidence For a Fifth Force Of Nature [pdf], Philip Ball
• World Journal (December 2016): Three Professors Elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science [pdf], Zhuang Ting
• New Scientist (August 2016): Ghosts among us [pdf], Stuart Clark
• Scientific American (August 2016): Physics Confronts Its Heart of Darkness [pdf], Lee Billings
• Particle Bites (August 2016): The Delirium over Beryllium [pdf], Flip Tanedo
• Los Angeles Times (August 2016): Did physicists discover a previously unknown fifth force of nature? [pdf], Amina Khan
• Take Two, Southern California Public Radio (August 2016): How a fifth force of nature went unnoticed by physicists, until now
• Business Insider (August 2016): A possible hidden force could hold the key to unlocking the mysterious dark universe [pdf], Ali Sundermier
• Space.com (August 2016): Has a New, Fifth Force of Nature Been Found? [pdf], Mike Wall
• Symmetry Magazine (July 2016): The Atomki Anomaly [pdf], Kathryn Jepsen
• Physics Central (July 2016): Experimental Results Hint at Fifth Fundamental Force [pdf], Stephen Skolnick
• Live Science (July 2016): A Fifth Force: Fact or Fiction? [pdf], Don Lincoln
• Quanta Magazine (June 2016): Evidence of a 'Fifth Force' Faces Scrutiny [pdf], Natalie Wolchover
• Financial Times (June 2016): Physicists have opened up a thrilling wonderland [pdf], Anjana Ahuja
• Nature (May 2016): Has a Hungarian physics lab found a fifth force of nature? [pdf], Edwin Cartlidge
• New Scientist (February 2016): `Dark sunshine' could illuminate the search for dark matter [pdf], Jacob Aron
• PBS Television (January 2016): Extra Dimensions and Dark Matters, Jorge Cham, Daniel Whiteson, Jonathan Feng
• Symmetry (December 2015): What Could Dark Matter Be? [pdf], Laura Dattaro
• Nova (October 2015): Bowling for Dark Matter [pdf], Maggie McKee
• Science (October 2015): Have physicists seen the dying flash of dark matter? [pdf], Edwin Cartlidge
• Popular Science (September 2015): 5 Facts About The Search For Dark Matter [pdf], Ilima Loomis
• Symmetry Magazine (September 2015): Do protons decay? [pdf], Matthew R. Francis
• Physics World (April 2015): The Will of the WISPs [pdf], Edwin Cartlidge
• Sky and Telescope (March 2015): How Slippery is Dark Matter? [pdf], Monica Young
• Science (October 2014): Dark Matter: Out with the WIMPs, in with the SIMPs? [pdf], Adrian Cho
• Physics World (October 2014): Dark matter could light up giant mirror [pdf], Edwin Cartlidge
• World Journal (September 2014): Jonathan Feng Awarded Guggenheim Fellowship [pdf], San Yan Emma Wang
• World Journal (September 2014): Unveiling the Secrets of the Origin of the Universe: Jonathan Feng Collaborates in Search for "Dark Matter" [pdf], San Yan Emma Wang
• Nature (January 2014): Search for primordial black holes called off [pdf], Eugenie Samuel Reich
• Symmetry Magazine (December 2013): US Particle Physicists Look to Space [pdf], Lori Ann White
• Symmetry Magazine (November 2013): The Early Universe [pdf], Kathryn Jepsen
• Science (November 2013): Dark Matter's Dark Horse [pdf], Adrian Cho
• APS News (October 2013): Panel Contemplates Choices on Snowmass Menu [pdf], Michael Lucibella
• Wired (October 2013): Huge Dark Matter Experiment Finds Nothing but More Mysteries [pdf], Adam Mann
• Nature (October 2013): Final Word is Near on Dark-matter Signal [pdf], Eugenie Samuel Reich
• Wired (May 2013): Strange Dark Matter Interactions Could Create Galactic Disks and Dark Light [pdf], Adam Mann
• New Scientist (April 2013): Tentative dark matter hits fit with shadow dark sector [pdf], Valerie Jamieson
• Symmetry Magazine (Jaunary 2013): Illuminating the Dark Universe [pdf], Glennda Chui
• PhD Comics (September 2012): Extra Dimensions [Animation], Jorge Cham, Daniel Whiteson, Jonathan Feng
• USA Today (August 2012): 'God particle' may shed light on dark matter [pdf], Dan Vergano
• Orange County Register (July 2012): Scientists: Discovery could be `God' particle [pdf], Pat Brennan
• New Scientist (January 2012): Dark matter mysteries: a true game of shadows [pdf], Stuart Clark
• American Scientist (December 2011): Exploring the Dark Universe [pdf], Jonathan Feng
• CERN Bulletin (June 2011): Comic book tells the tale of Dark Matter, Katarina Anthony
• New Scientist (June 2011): Slim and beautiful: Galaxies too good to be true, Vanessa Thomas and Richard Webb
• New Scientist (May 2011): Second experiment hints at seasonal dark matter signal, Valerie Jamieson
• PhD Comics (April 2011): Dark Matters [Animation, Stills], Jorge Cham, Daniel Whiteson, Jonathan Feng
• Nature News (March 2011): The Hunting of the Dark, Adam Mann
• Washington Post (February 2011): IceCube opens up a window on energy in the universe [pdf], Eric Niiler
• OC Register (November 2010): Does the Universe have a Dark Side?, Pat Brennan
• Scientific American (November 2010): Dark Worlds, Jonathan Feng and Mark Trodden
• New Scientist (October 2010): Hints of lightweight dark matter particle found in space, Rachel Courtland
• APS Physics (April 2010): Trouble for dark matter explanations of excess cosmic positrons, Stanley Brown
• PhysOrg.com (December 2008): What if Dark Matter Particles Aren't WIMPs?, Miranda Marquit
• Scientific American (October 2008): New Theories May Shed Light on Dark Matter, John Matson
• National Geographic (September 2008): Worst Case: Collider Spawns Planet-Devouring Black Hole, Anne Minard
• Orange County Register (September 2008): World's biggest physics tool debuts with UCI's help, Gary Robbins
• Nature (July 2008): Super-sensitive tool key to dark matter claim, Geoff Brumfiel
• New Scientist (July 2008): Crucible of Creation, Matthew Chalmers
• UC Office of the President Newroom (June 2008): Ask It! - Black Holes Annihilating the Earth?, Donna Hemmila
• New Scientist (June 2008): New Contenders Emerge for Dark Matter Title, Anil Ananthaswamy
• Orange County Register (February 2008): UCI Teams with Caltech, UCLA on $12 Million Astronomy Project, Gary Robbins
• Physics World (February 2008): Dark matter may not be so dark, Matthew Chalmers
• Science Magazine (July 2007): Racing to Capture Darkness, Adrian Cho and Richard Stone
• Popular Science (January 2007): 2007: The Year Ahead, Popular Science Staff
• Edutopia (November 2006): Does Dark Matter Matter?, Christopher Thomas Scott
• World Science (May 2006): Machine Could Detect Dark Matter, Physicists Say, World Science Staff
• PhysOrg.com (April 2006): Producing Dark Matter, Miranda Marquit
• PhysicsWeb (April 2006): No WIMPs -- only superWIMPs, Belle Dume
• New Scientist (January 2006): Ice-bound neutrino hunter may bolster string theory, Maggie McKee
• PhysOrg.com (January 2006): South Pole Neutrino Detector Could Yield Evidences of String Theory, PhysOrg Staff
• Orange County Register (June 2005): Taking up all that space, Gary Robbins
• Orange County Register (January 2005): The formula for genius, Gary Robbins
• OC Weekly (October 2004): Best of OC 2004, OC Weekly Staff
• Discover (June 2004): Black Holes Made Here, Karen Wright
• CERN Courier (May 2004): There's plenty of room at the top, Roberto Battiston
• Essential Science Indicators (April 2004): Black Holes: Interview, ESI Staff
• CERN Courier (April 2004): Bringing the heavens down to Earth, Nikolaos Mavramatos and James Pinfold
• Science (October 2003): Searching for Gravity's Hidden Strength, Jonathan Feng
• Nature (July 2003): Dark matter may be undetectable, Philip Ball
• Orange County Register (July 2003): UCI proposes what's behind dark matter, Gary Robbins
• Sky and Telescope (June 2003): Delving into Extra Dimensions, Robert Naeye
• Orange County Register (January 2003): Lots in space, Pat Brennan
• Discover Magazine (January 2003): Astronomers Search for Dimension X, Fenella Saunders
• New Scientist (November 2002): Antarctic neutrino trap comes with superstrings attached, Marcus Chown
• Physical Review Focus (November 2002): Detecting Dark Dimensions, J R Minkel
• Nature News Feature (September 2002): Let's catch some rays, Philip Ball
• Nature (May 2002): Hope for neutrino detection, Philip Ball
• American Institute of Physics News Update (April 2002): Ultrahigh-Energy Neutrinos, Phil Schewe, James Riordon, and Ben Stein
• Science News (March 2002): The Black Hole Next Door, Peter Weiss
• USA Today (January 2002): Collision course creates microscopic `black holes', Dan Vergano
• Physical Review Focus (January 2002): Black Holes from Heaven, J R Minkel
• Nature (January 2002): Observatory could detect hidden dimensions, Philip Ball
• The Onion (May 2000): MIT Physicists Split The Smithereen, Onion Peel

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