Category Archives: IceCube

Juan Carlos Díaz-Vélez awarded the best PhD thesis from Centro Universitario de los Valles

At WIPAC, Juan Carlos Díaz-Vélez leads the simulation production for IceCube, but he has also [...]

WIPAC alumnus Markus Ahlers receives $1.2 million to continue his work with IceCube

After a five-year John Bahcall postdoctoral fellowship at WIPAC, astroparticle physicist Markus Ahlers returned to [...]

Do fast radio bursts emit high-energy neutrinos?

Although fast radio bursts’ (FRBs) progenitors are supposed to be compact and perhaps catastrophic cosmic [...]

Ice-bound detector reveals how ghostly neutrinos are stopped cold

In a critical measurement that may one day help predict new physics beyond the Standard [...]

IceCube at the Wisconsin Science Festival!

IceCube is proud and excited to be a part of the Wisconsin Science Festival this [...]

IceCube at Moon Over Monona Terrace

IceCube is proud to be a part of the Moon Over Monona Terrace outreach event.

A call to all middle schoolers: join the South Pole Experiment Contest

Are you ready for a South Pole challenge? The South Pole Experiment Contest is a [...]

A search for neutrinos from fast radio bursts

Here comes a burst of electromagnetic radiation, a radio burst to be more precise. It [...]

The IC86-2017 physics run: better neutrino alerts and a brand-new monitoring system

It’s that time of the year. Down at the South Pole, our team is in [...]

The IceCube Collaboration meeting and IPA conference in Madison

The Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center (WIPAC) was excited to recently host two meetings on [...]