Solvay Colloquium

Pierre Ramond (Gainesville)

Title: NO SUNSETS FOR NEUTRINO EYES

Abstract: This Colloquium deals with Neutrinos, the most elusive constituents of the Universe, and of the Scientists who hunt them. Their detection in the most recent underground experiments have led to the conclusion that different neutrinos ``morph" into one another, leading to yet another paradigm shift in our understanding of the underlying theory of Nature. Neutrinos, the only messengers from the Sun's inner core, traverse the Earth with ease, and reassure us that the Sun is shining even at night.

Salle Solvay
June 8, 2005 at 4:00 pm
(Tea at 3:30 pm)