If you’re fascinated by the weird world of particles — and who isn’t? — check out Fermilab’s newest website: All Things Neutrino. If you’re curious about what neutrinos are, where they come from, what their history is, and why scientists can’t stop studying them, look no further.
The new website has launched just in time for the biggest neutrino conference in the world, Neutrino 2018, where results from neutrino experiments at Fermilab and around the world will be presented. Neutrino 2018 takes place in Germany from June 4-9, and All Things Neutrino is the perfect companion to help understand the findings coming from the conference.
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