Dr. Gregory W. Sullivan, Associate Professor of Physics recently arrived at the South Pole. He is leading the UM Physics' Particle Astrophysics research group in a new research direction with the new "IceCube" experiment. Building on the success they have had with neutrinos over the past seven years, the experiment is designed to observe very high energy neutrino interactions 2km under the Antarctic ice at the South Pole. Dr. Sullivan will be at the pole for the next few weeks to help get this new endeavor underway.

Dr. Sullivan was recently highlighted in "The Photon", the department's online newsletter. To read more about his research at the pole <<click here>>.