21 May Date 21. May 2023 Categories Article The Enigmatic Dance of Neutrinos: Unveiling the Secrets of the Subatomic World In the vast symphony of the cosmos, where particles and forces intertwine, one mysterious performer captures the imagination of sc...
04 Dec Date 4. December 2022 Categories Article Were high-energy neutrinos discovered 34 years ago from a supernova? Data from more than three decades ago may include evidence of high-energy neutrinos produced by a supernova. Yuichi Oyama, a physi...
16 Mar Date 16. March 2022 Categories Article The IceCube Collaboration imposes the most stringent limits on early universe relic magnetic monopoles Recent technical advancements have allowed for the production of more sophisticated telescopes and astrophysical instrumentation....
02 Mar Date 2. March 2022 Categories Article In Stars, there is a condition for neutrino oscillation instability Collective Oscillations, Neutrinos, and Stars Neutrinos are elementary particles that are very small. These particles, which co...
23 Jan Date 23. January 2022 Categories Article Astronomers are planning to construct a neutrino telescope. Using the Pacific Ocean as a resource? Neutrinos are one of the universe's most enigmatic particles, with only dark matter eluding scientists as a more perplexing phenom...
14 Jan Date 14. January 2022 Categories Article Tracking down neutrino matter effects IceCube detector searches for phenomena beyond the Standard Model For decades, physicists have assumed that the currently best...
18 Oct Date 18. October 2021 Categories Article The most general limitations on nonstandard neutrino interactions are imposed by IceCube analysis PRISMA+ Cluster of Excellence scientists are leading a new publication For decades, scientists have claimed that the "Standard...
10 Oct Date 10. October 2020 Categories Article Increasing the size of a neutrino hunt in the South Pole The IceCube detector will be upgraded in the near future, providing further information on the elusive particles IceCube, a mas...