Graduate student Alicia Mand was among over 50 other graduate students and postdocs across campus who were selected to present at UW–Madison Day at the Capitol today. Alicia spoke with policymakers, alumni and community members about neutrino astronomy at the South Pole.

A HAWC Observatory paper led by researchers Sara Coutiño de León and UW-Madison Physics student Hongyi Wu was recently published in Physical Review Letters and highlighted in American Physical Society. The study looked at gamma-ray halos surrounding pulsars.🎉 wipac.wisc.edu/hawc-detection…

Got to see how our Physical Sciences Lab is building the future — literally. From a plasma fusion reactor to the world’s largest hot water drill, it's incredible how physics and engineering come together, with the help of essential funding, to solve BIG challenges. 🔬⚡

Come join us at the Gamma Ray Bar on Tuesday, May 20, part of Madison’s Pint of Science US Festival! Dan Hooper will be telling the story of the universe–from The Big Bang to humans! 🌌☄️☀️ Book your tickets below before they're gone! pintofscience.us/event/the-stor…

Congratulations, Quintynn! 🎉 We wish you the best of luck.

Join us at the Gamma Ray Bar tonight, May 20, part of Madison’s Pint of Science US Festival. Dan Hooper will be telling the fascinating story of the universe–from The Big Bang to humans. Book your tickets below: pintofscience.us/event/the-stor…

Join us at MadisonChildMuseum and meet the scientists who hunt for invisible particles that hold the secrets of the universe! 🌠❄️ When: Saturday, May 31, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Where: Madison Children's Museum Price: Free! For more info, go to: madisonchildrensmuseum.org/event/particle…

Madison’s 36th annual Juneteenth celebration is coming up! On June 21st, join the Madison community for a celebration at Penn Park from 12-4 PM. Find our table to learn about the mysterious world of neutrinos! Find more details on festivities here ➡️kujimcsd.org

📍While the auroras continue to glow brightly outside, inside the station, the winterovers had their monthly stationwide emergency response drill. Read more about week 21 ➡️icecube.wisc.edu/news/life-at-t… 📸:Ilya Bodo, IceCube/NSF

On June 23, NSF-DOE Rubin Observatory will release its first-ever images, and UW-Madison Physics wants YOU at the (free) watch party! Don't miss out on cake, coffee, and the next era of astronomy! 📍 Chamberlin Hall 🕙 Livestream starts at 10am CT 🎤 Q&A panel to follow, moderated by Dean Wilcots

📣 Job alert! Interested in working at WIPAC? Are you a UW student with a passion for visual storytelling and design? WIPAC is hiring a Graphic Design Assistant! More Info ➡️studentjobs.hr.wisc.edu/cw/en-us/job/5…

WIPAC and PSL were honored to welcome a delegation from Chiang Mai University, including President Pongruk Sribanditmongkol. We appreciate their collaboration, which contributes greatly to our scientific and institutional development. Photo credits: Camryn Vaughn

The 2025 IceCube Masterclass is complete! 🎉 This marks our twelfth year helping high school students discover careers in astrophysics and IceCube science. Thank you to everyone who participated! Read more➡️icecube.wisc.edu/news/outreach/…

🎉 Congratulations to @UWmadphysics student David Guevel on successfully defending his thesis, “Cross-Correlation of IceCube Neutrinos with Tracers of Large-Scale Structure!” 👏 Dr. Guevel was advised by Prof. Ke Fang.

That's a wrap on this year's Grandparents University! 👏 Last week, Wisconsin Alumni and their grandchildren visited WIPAC and had a blast learning all about neutrinos!

🚨 Save the Date! 🚨 We will be at the Urban League Madison 11th Annual Unity Picnic. On Saturday, July 26th, from 12-4 PM, join us at the Urban League’s Black Business Hub to learn about neutrinos while enjoying some food, music, and community!

Tomorrow, 12-4 pm. Don't miss it!

We will be at Parks Alive on Thursday, August 7! Join us and @madisonparkswi to learn about the weird world of the neutrino while enjoying movies, free food, and family-friendly activities at Penn Park. For more on Parks Alive click here ➡️ cityofmadison.com/parks/events/2…

📅 Join us @ 6:30 pm on Tuesday, Aug 26 in the Memorial Union, where Mark Thomson, Director-General designate of CERN, will deliver a lecture on particle physics! Price: free!