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Prof Subir Sarkar

Professor Emeritus

Research theme

  • Particle astrophysics & cosmology
  • Fundamental particles and interactions

Sub department

  • Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics

Research groups

  • Particle theory
Subir.Sarkar@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)73962
Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics, room 60.12
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IceCube

Physics World 2013 Breakthrough of the Year
IceCube at Oxford

I am a member since 2004 of the IceCube collaboration which discovered cosmic high energy neutrinos and identified some of their astrophysical sources.

IceCube @ Oxford

IceCube @ Oxford

The project at the South Pole (not the ) transformed a cubic kilometer of transparent Antarctic ice into a Cherenkov detector that observes neutrinos from GeV to PeV energies. This experiment discovered very high energy cosmic neutrinos and identified the first cosmic sources, the blazar TXS 0506+056 and the active galaxy NGC 1068. IceCube is a multipurpose research facility which has also made precision measurements of neutrino oscillations and made important contributions to cosmic ray physics, dark matter searches, and even glaciology.

The University of Oxford (Institution Lead: Prof Subir Sarkar) has been a full member of the since it was formed in 2004. Oxford Physics hosted the first in 2005

Publications

See full listing on:

News & Events
(Zooniverse project), 23 Jan 2024
A new window on the cosmos, 3 Jul 2023 
, 23 Feb 2023   
, Kaggle competition, 2023    
, Linacre News, 2022    
90 Degrees South: Detecting Invisible Messengers of the Cosmos, Oxford Physics Events, 11 Jun 2021    
Icecube: celebrating a decade of discovery, Oxford Physics News, 13 May 2021    
IceCube detection of ‘Glashow resonance’ proves 60-year-old theory, Physics News, 10 Mar 2021    
Scientists uncover cosmic particle accelerator, Oxford Physics News, 22 Feb 2021    
, Oxford Physics Events, 7 Dec 2019    
, Oxford Univ. News, 23 Nov 2017    
, Oxford Physics Newsletter, Spring 2014    
, Saturday Morning of Physics, Oxford, 25 Jan 2014   
, Oxford Physics News, 21 Nov 2013    
, Oxford Univ. News, 19 Apr 2012    
, Oxford Science Blog, 19 Oct 2010    
, Oxford Physics, 21-24 Sep 2005

Press Reports

,Phys.Org, 13 Mar 2024   
, The Conversation 30 Jun 2023  
, BBC News, 30 Jun 2023   
, Physics World, 8 Nov 2022    
, Physics World, 17 Mar 2021    
, The Independent, 11 Mar 2021    
, New Scientist, 22 Feb 2021    
, The Independent, 22 Feb 2021    
, Physics World, 26 Feb 2020    
, The Sun, 23 Jul 2018    
, The Guardian, 12 July 2018    
, BBC, 22 Nov 2017    
, Daily Mail, 31 Jan 2017    
, New Scientist, 9 Aug 2016    
, Physics World, 13 May 2016    
, The Observer, 9 Oct 2015    
, The Guardian, 20 Aug 2015    
, New Scientist, 14 Apr 2014    
, Physics World, 13 Dec 2013    
, New Scientist, 22 Nov 2013    
, Physics World, 21 Nov 2013    
, The Guardian, 21 Nov 2013    
, The Telegraph, 21 Nov 2013    
, BBC, 15 May 2013    
, 6 Jun 2012    
, The Observer, 22 Apr 2012    
, Nature, 29 Dec 2010    
, The Telegraph, 18 Oct 2010    
, The Guardian, 23 Jan 2010

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