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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Le prix Nobel de physique décerné au Belge Francis Halzen pour ses travaux sur les neutrinos

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Le prix Nobel de physique 2026 a été décerné mardi au Belge Francis Halzen. Le physicien a été récompensé « pour ses contributions décisives à l'observatoire de neutrinos IceCube et à la découverte de neutrinos de haute énergie d'origine astrophysique », a expliqué le comité Nobel, réuni à Stockholm

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