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Particles and interactions

Particles and interactions

Neutrino detectors often give incorrect particle energies, study reveals

01 Dec 2021
ProtoDune component
Work in progress: anode plane assembly modules for ProtoDune, which is a prototype of the DUNE neutrino detector that operates at CERN. DUNE could benefit from this new research into neutrino detection. (Courtesy: Reidar Hahn/Fermilab)
Neutrinos are detected by observing the particle showers they create when they strike nuclei, but ne

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Tim Wogan is a science writer based in the US
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