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The Stony Brook Provost’s Lecture Series features talks by the university's SUNY Distinguished Academy faculty, highlighting their areas of deep expertise. Chang Kee delivered a talk titled "Universe According to Neutrinos, Nobel Prizes, Breakthroughs and Future," on Thursday, November 20th, 2025. Chang Kee Jung is a professor and chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences. Neutrinos are mysterious elementary particles whose elusive nature led to decades of experimental challenges, multiple Nobel Prizes (including the 2015 award for neutrino oscillations), and surprising findings. This talk reviews the field's historical breakthroughs and the criteria for Nobel-worthy experiments.
The Stony Brook Provost’s Lecture Series features talks by the university's SUNY Distinguished Academy faculty, highlighting their areas of deep expertise. Chang Kee delivered a talk titled "Universe According to Neutrinos, Nobel Prizes, Breakthroughs and Future," on Thursday, November 20th, 2025. Chang Kee Jung is a professor and chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy in the College of Arts and Sciences. Neutrinos are mysterious elementary particles whose elusive nature led to decades of experimental challenges, multiple Nobel Prizes (including the 2015 award for neutrino oscillations), and surprising findings. This talk reviews the field's historical breakthroughs and the criteria for Nobel-worthy experiments.
