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                 The Oxford Dark Energy Initiative is a coordinated effort aimed at stimulating synergies between theorists, observers and statisticians working on the outstanding puzzle of dark energy.

Recent experiments and observations have shown that 95% of the Universe's energy density seemingly lies in a Dark Sector comprising Dark Matter, a form of yet undiscovered matter, and Dark Energy, whose origin is unknown.

Oxford University is developping a coordinated approach to the Dark Sector problem. The Oxford Dark Energy Initiative will deploy an intense collaborative work between mathematics (String Theory), theoretical physics, phenomenology and statistics, focussed on elucidating the fundamental nature of the Dark Sector.

The Initiative is led by Oxford Astrophysics Department.


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January 2005: The Oxford Dark Energy Initiative web page is launched.

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