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Physicist proposes using radio telescopes to trace cosmic neutrinos' origins

Physicist publishes method to trace neutrino sources using radio telescopes

1 Oct 30 · 9d ago · 2 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 2

Yjan Gordon, an instructor of physics at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, published a study proposing that radio telescope data could help match IceCube's neutrino detections with their cosmic sources. The approach uses radio observations to correlate with IceCube's high-energy particle detections, even though radio telescopes cannot directly see neutrinos.

Physicist publishes method to trace neutrino sources using radio telescopes
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“A study that my colleagues and I published in October 2026 suggests that we could potentially use radio telescopes to answer this question.”

Yjan Gordon

Yjan Gordon Instructor of Physics, University of Wisconsin-WhitewaterIceCube Collaboration Research collaboration operating neutrino detector

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