The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences recognizes the Belgian scientist for devising a spectacular experiment buried in the ice of the South Pole, which detected neutrins of cosmic origin
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Nobel Prize in Physics for Francis Halzen for the experiment that caught the most elusive particles: the neutrins
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences recognizes the Belgian scientist for devising a spectacular experiment buried in the ice of the South Pole, which detected neutrins of cosmic origin
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Francis Halzen wins the Nobel in Physics for his discoveries about the neutrins, the "ghost particles" of the universe
Belgian scientist Francis Halzen won the Nobel Prize in Physics for his discoveries about neutrins.
