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Astroparticle physics

Astroparticle physics

KM3NeT neutrino sea-scope takes shape

27 Jun 2016
Illustration of a building-block of KM3NeT, each of which comprises 115 detections strings
String theory: the KM3NeT neutrino sea-scope. (Courtesy: Marc de Boer/Ori Ginale, KM3NeT collaboration)
A consortium of European physicists building a vast neutrino detector on the floor of the Mediterran

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