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The High Energy Physics team explores the fundamental building blocks of matter and their interactions. Our experimental researchers participate in cutting-edge particle and phenomenon investigations (including Higgs boson, leptoquarks, supersymmetry, and violations of lepton/CP symmetry) through collaborations like D0, muon g-2, mu2e, and DUNE at Fermilab, plus the ATLAS project at CERN. We're also developing advanced detectors for potential future lepton colliders. Theoretical physicists focus on supersymmetry, collider physics, dark matter phenomenology beyond the Standard Model, and complex multi-loop calculations for particle masses in both Standard Model and extended theories. Our location near Fermilab and Argonne's accelerator facilities significantly boosts our research potential. Detector development initiatives are coordinated via NICADD. For deeper insights into particle physics, embark on a Particle Adventure and explore its cosmological connections.