- More articles related to ATIC project
- Monster supernovae may explain galaxy's mystery haze NewScientist, October 27, 2009
- "UM Conceived Experiment Finds Mysterious Cosmic Radiation" UM NewsDesk
- "Mysterious Source of High-Energy Cosmic Radiation Discovered" NASA Press Release 08-301, November 19, 2008
- More articles related to the CREAM project
- "Scientific Balloons Achieve Antarctic Flight Record" NSF Press Release 08-001, January 4, 2008
- "Scientific Balloons Achieve Antarctic Flight Record" NASA Press Release, January 4, 2008
- An article about Larry Lutz, "Retiring Engineer Provided Quiet Leadership", Outlook, University of Maryland Faculty and Staff Newspaper, 2/13/07.
- Professor Seo was one of 7 female scientists featured in a book "Happy Scientists: Learning from Women in Science around the World" published by Science Books Co. Ltd., Seoul, Korea, 2006 (link in Korean).
- The Korea Times article about Professor Seo's public lecture of 12/9/06.
- A TV news clip reporting on Professor Seo's public lecture of 12/9/06 (aired on TVK-24).
- Youngsoo Yoon's Graduate Blog "Antarctica," Photon issue 44 February 2006.
- "NASA Research Balloon Makes Record-Breaking Flight" NASA press release, January 28 , 2005
- An article about Professor Seo, "Listen to the last words of stars," appeared on Donga Science monthly magazine, special issue "Koreans investigating the Universe," October 2005 (article in Korean).
- An article about Professor Seo, "A Balloon's Eye View of the Cosmos" on UM Newsdesk.
- An article about the CREAM flight "NASA Research Balloon Makes Record-Breaking Flight," on UM Newsdesk, January 2005 (more articles about CREAM on the CREAM home page).
- An article about Professor Seo's research, the Photon - Spotlight on UM Physics Research (12/7/2004) .
- An article about Professor Seo, Donga Daily (article in Korean).
- An article about Professor Seo, Science Times (article in Korean, not direct link).
- An article about Professor Seo, Diamondback, 2/4/2003.
- An article about Professor Seo's research, Research Frontiers at University of Maryland 03/01/02.
- An article about the ATIC project, Science@NASA 01/12/01.
- A NASA press release on the BESS project 08/16/99.
- Dr. Seo receives a presidential award, White House press release, 10/23/97.
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| COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- An international research project conceived by University of Maryland physicist Eun-Suk Seo has discovered an unexpected surplus of cosmic ray high energy electrons that appear to come from a previously unidentified and relatively nearby cosmic source.
The discovery was made using an instrument conceived and modeled by Seo, an associate professor in the Institute for Physical Science and Technology and the department of physics at the University of Maryland. Called the Advanced Thin Ionization Calorimeter, or ATIC, this instrument was flown high above the Antarctic on-board a NASA balloon as part of an ATIC collaboration led by John P. Wefel, a professor in the department of physics & astronomy at LSU |
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