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SUMMARY:KU Physics & Astronomy Public Talk: Astrophysics with the IceCube 
 and RICE telescopes at the South Pole: Probing the universe by detecting 
 neutrinos filtered through the Earth.
LOCATION:Lawrence Public Library Auditorium\, 707 Vermont Street Lawrence\
 , KS 66044
DESCRIPTION:The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to Francis Halzen 
 of Belgium\, who (in 1992) proposed a `neutrino telescope' at the South P
 ole\, based on established technologies.\n\nFrancis was also instrumental
  in facilitating the inception of the KU-based RICE experiment\, employin
 g a previously-untested technology.\n\nKU Professor Dave Besson will disc
 uss the development of 'neutrino telescopes' in the polar icecaps over th
 e last three decades\, based on 15 visits to the South Pole and five to S
 ummit Station\, Greenland and future prospects.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/e
 vents/98f09526-19c1-41c4-9c43-cc6686e2c623
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/98f09526-19c1-41c4-9c43-cc6686e2c623
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