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Week 2 at the Pole

Marc Jacquart, IceCube/NSF Last week’s main activity at the Pole involved digging, lots of digging [...]

Week 1 at the Pole

Alexandra Rahlin, NSF At the South Pole, they have their traditions…and their training. Last week, [...]

Week 52 at the Pole

Marc Jacquart, IceCube/NSF Week 52—the last of 2022—was a busy week at the South Pole. [...]

Week 51 at the Pole

Marc Jacquart, IceCube/NSF There was lots of activity at the Pole last week. Some IceCube [...]

Week 50 at the Pole

Hrvoje Dujmovic, IceCube/NSF Ahh, summer! Sunshine and warm lazy days. At the South Pole, though, [...]

Week 49 at the Pole

Marc Jacquart, IceCube/NSF It was a busy week at the Pole. Cargo destined for the [...]

Week 48 at the Pole

Marc Jacquart, IceCube/NSF Bad weather and low visibility gave a misty, floating appearance to the [...]

Week 47 at the Pole

Ralf Auer, IceCube/NSF And then there were two. Last week at the Pole, IceCube’s previous [...]

Week 46 at the Pole

Wenceslas Marie-Sainte, IceCube/NSF Finally, the annual changing of the guard for IceCube winterovers took place [...]

A picture of Ke Fang, assistant professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Ke Fang elected HAWC collaboration’s next US spokesperson

Ke Fang, an assistant professor of physics at the Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center (WIPAC) [...]

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