In new studies, researchers explore novel ways to hunt darkmatter NIST physrevlett NatureAstronomy PhysRevD
converts to photons in a layered dielectric target. These photons are focused by a lens onto a small, low-noise SNSPD detector.
The beam emitted from the stack is approximately uniform except for a small region in the middle where a mirror is absent, not shown here.The LAMPOST prototype haloscope apparatus. Exploded view with element details. Inset: assembled view.
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