field of the natural sciences or engineering" conducted in Canada. SNO principal investigator Arthur B. McDonald won the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics, jointly with Takaaki Kajita of Super-Kamiokande, for the discovery of neutrino oscillation. SNO was awarded the 2016 Fundamental Physics Prize along with 4 other neutrino experiments. See also DEAP – Dark Matter Experiment using Argon Pulse-shape at SNO location Homestake experiment – A predecessor experiment conducted 1970–1994 in a mine at Lead, South Dakota SNO+ – The successor of SNO SNOLAB – A permanent underground physics laboratory being built around SNO References External links SNO's official site Joshua Klein's Introduction to SNO, Solar Neutrinos, and Penn at SNO Showcase of Canadian Engineering Achievement: Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (IEEE Canada). Several articles about the civil engineering of SNO. SNO experiment record on INSPIRE-HEP Neutrino observatories Buildings and structures in Greater Sudbury Research institutes in Canada Nuclear research institutes Particle experiments Underground laboratories Physics beyond the Standard Model Laboratories in Canada