sPHENIX is a collider detector at the RHIC facility at BNL. sPHENIX provides state-of-art capabilities for studies of the strongly interacting quark-gluon plasma using jet and heavy-flavor observables. The goal of sPHENIX is to understand the microscopic structure of the plasma and reveal how its strongly interacting nature arises from the underlying interactions of quarks and gluons described by quantum chromodynamics. The collision data were collected between 2023 to 2026
For a summary of sPHENIX physics results, see the Public Results page.
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Each month, we highlight two early career scientists working on sPHENIX. The whole collaboration appreciates the dedication of these young physicists! See the growing list of sPHENIX heroes 🦸
sPHENIX Code of Conduct and Community values
Meetings (Login Required)https://indico.bnl.gov/categoryDisplay.py?categId=65
Collaboration by-laws https://www.sphenix.bnl.gov/sphenix-laws
Publication policy Public presentationsNotes (invenioRDM) and older notes (indico)
sPHENIX Public Material Repository (internal wiki)
Run 2025 information (Internal archive)
Authorship information (Internal)
Contact us
For general communication to the collaboration, please reach out to co-spokesperson
For speaking opportunities on behalf of the sPHENIX collaboration, please reach out to Speaker Bureau chair: Marzia Rosati (ISU) mrosati@iastate.edu