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Dark matter and energy

Dark matter and energy

BREAD experiment tracks dark photons to new levels

30 Apr 2024 Isabelle Dumé
Image showing a “Hershey’s kiss”-shaped structure that funnels potential dark matter signals to a copper-coloured detector located beyond the point on the
Dark detector: A rendering of the BREAD design. The “Hershey’s Kiss”-shaped structure funnels potential dark matter signals to the copper-coloured detector on the left. The detector is compact enough to fit on a tabletop. (Courtesy: BREAD Collaboration)
A novel detector designed to search for so-called “dark” photons has placed unprecedented constr

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