A UW-Madison physics professor has just put the Badger State on the global map.
Professor Francis Halston is the latest Nobel Prize winner in physics.
UW-Madison officials say Halston was honored for his understanding of the astrophysical particles known as neutrinos, which are produced by the universe's most energetic events.
Halzen credits the university in large part for the award, saying he's fortunate to be at UW where unconventional ideas can thrive.
Halzen is the first Nobel Prize winner from Wisconsin in nearly four decades.
A UW-Madison physics professor has just put the Badger State on the global map.
Professor Francis Halston is the latest Nobel Prize winner in physics.
UW-Madison officials say Halston was honored for his understanding of the astrophysical particles known as neutrinos, which are produced by the universe's most energetic events.
Halzen credits the university in large part for the award, saying he's fortunate to be at UW where unconventional ideas can thrive.
Halzen is the first Nobel Prize winner from Wisconsin in nearly four decades.
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