Category Archives: IceCube
Probing the Earth’s interior using atmospheric neutrinos
The properties of the interior of the Earth remain one of science’s greatest unsolved mysteries. [...]
Thirteenth edition of IceCube Masterclass connects students with scientists
More than 20 IceCube institutions hosted 200 students in Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Germany, and the [...]
WIPAC scientists observe a spectral change in the astrophysical neutrino flux
The IceCube Neutrino Observatory, embedded in a cubic kilometer of Antarctic ice, searches for weakly [...]
IceCube Neutrino Observatory gets a major upgrade beneath the ice
This story has been modified by one originally published by the University of Wisconsin–Madison. After [...]
Prof. Francis Halzen honored with the 2026 APS Medal
This story was originally published by APS Physics. By studying neutrinos, “you could see things [...]
Exploring the universe through a new astrophysics video game
A still from Project Hercules. Credit: Sarah Gagnon “Project Hercules” is the latest educational video [...]
Promotions for three WIPAC faculty
This story was originally published by the University of Wisconsin–Madison physics department. Congratulations to Associate [...]
Students reach for the cosmos in IceCube Cosmic-Ray Summer Program
Participants in front of the Yerkes Observatory. Courtesy of Paolo Desiati Over six weeks in [...]
WIPAC at ICRC 2025
The 39th International Cosmic Ray Conference (ICRC), the largest conference in the world for cosmic [...]