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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 work decoding the 'ghost particle,' a reference to the elusive neutrino. The honor marks a major achievement for the university and highlights decades of research into one of physics' most difficult-to-detect particles. Coverage from Milwaukee public radio WUWM notes the award is drawing attention across Wisconsin and the scientific community.
Why now: The announcement of a new Nobel Prize in Physics naturally draws broad public and media attention.
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