Week 34 at the Pole
With a near perfect uptime and very few detector issues, winterovers enjoyed a quiet week.
Week 33 at the Pole
Winterovers have been waiting for the sun for many months and the growing anticipation was [...]
Week 32 at the Pole
It was a relatively quiet week at the Pole, with most of the action outside. [...]
Week 31 at the Pole
No, not yet—that’s the moon, not the sun. But so bright, one would be forgiven [...]
A search for neutrinos from fast radio bursts
Here comes a burst of electromagnetic radiation, a radio burst to be more precise. It [...]
Multimessenger astronomy and cosmic-ray detectors in another great WIPAC-QuarkNet internship
In the northwest corridor at WIPAC, voices are sporadic once again. The open work area [...]
Week 30 at the Pole
A fairly laid back week, all things considered. The moon was rising, and IceCube winterover [...]
Week 29 at the Pole
Last week at the Pole, life for the IceCube winterovers was bookended by a very [...]
Week 28 at the Pole
The sun will rise again … at some point. But in the meanwhile, it’s still [...]
WIPAC research at ICRC2017
Summer is a hot season for science conferences. And in astrophysics, the International Conference on [...]