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William Detmold: Looking deep into atoms’ hearts

MIT physicist uses supercomputers to probe nuclei

William Detmold headshot

ATOM EXPLORER  MIT theoretical physicist William Detmold uses supercomputers to probe the fundamental bits of matter that combine to form the nuclei of atoms.

Justin Knight

By Andrew Grant

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