Welcome to the Maruyama-Lab
Prof. Maruyama and her group develop technologies for and carry out experiments to probe nature at the most fundamental level. The group studies underlying physics of fundamental symmetries, origins of the universe, and nature of neutrinos and dark matter. We use techniques being developed in the fields of quantum sensor development, atomic, astrophysics, particle, and nuclear physics to solve some of the greatest mysteries of the evolution of the Universe – what is the Universe made of, and why does it have more matter than anti-matter? The group is led by Professor Maruyama and is located in the Department of Physics located at the Wright Laboratory at Yale University.
Check out the Research Page to learn more about dark matter, neutrinos, and the research being carried in our lab.
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