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[Date] May 06 [Speaker/Title] 
Tyce DeYoung (Michigan State University) Title: IceCube Observations of High Energy Cosmic Neutrinos Abstract: The IceCube Neutrino Observatory uses a cubic kilometer of the Antarctic ice cap as the world’s largest neutrino detector. IceCube has observed nearly half a million neutrino events at energies from the GeV to the PeV scale, including a flux of high energy neutrinos from extraterrestrial sources. After introducing the instrument and the data analysis used to isolate these events, we will discuss the current observations, the prospects for identifying the sources of these neutrinos, and the significance of the discovery of this cosmic neutrino flux. Host: Christine Chen
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