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Accelerators and detectors

Accelerators and detectors

New technique makes directional measurements of low-energy solar neutrinos

26 Mar 2022
Image of the Sun
Right direction: the new neutrino detection method uses scintillation, Cherenkov radiation and the position of the Sun. (Courtesy: NASA/SDO)
Until now, physicists measuring the properties of solar neutrinos have had to make a compromise –

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Edwin Cartlidge is a science writer based in Rome
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