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UW-Madison professor wins Nobel Prize in physics for neutrino work
Original: UW-Madison professor wins Nobel Prize in physics for decoding 'ghost particle'
A University of Wisconsin-Madison professor has been awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for research on the neutrino, often called the 'ghost particle' because it passes through matter almost unnoticed. The honor recognizes decades of work decoding the properties of these elusive subatomic particles, and the news is drawing attention across Wisconsin and the international physics community.
Why now: The announcement of a new Nobel Prize in physics naturally generates widespread news coverage and discussion.
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