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September 12, 2005

Extreme Neutrinos: Using a Cube of 50,000-Year-Old South Pole Ice to Peer Into Space

Dr. Kurt Woschnagg
University of California at Berkeley

Darwin 103
4:00 PM

Dr. Kurt Woschnagg of the University of California at Berkeley will explain how and why physicists go to the end of the world to build the world's largest and strangest telescope (IceCube, successor to AMANDA) in hopes of seeing nearly undetectable cosmic neutrinos.