Abstract:
AMS is a general purpose particle physics detector on the International 
Space Station (ISS) to probe the early Universe through the precision 
measurements of energy spectra of cosmic-ray antiparticles. In its first 
four years in orbit, AMS has collected more than 60 billion cosmic-ray 
events up to TeV energies. The AMS collaboration has been presenting the 
latest results in its quest to understand the origin of cosmic rays and 
dark matter. These intriguing results were shared and discussed during 
the gAMS daysh in April/2015. Introduction of AMS and its published 
results as well as some detailed discussions on the new results will be 
made in this seminar.