Below are articles in the popular press describing my research at greatly varying levels.

• 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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