What's new

15/Jun./2011
「T2K Experiment observes indication of electron neutrino appearance phenomena」
25/Feb./2010
The First T2K Neutrino Event Observed at Super-Kamiokande
30/Nov./2009
The Working Group under the Government Revitalization Unit decided to reduce the budget of the Japanese National Universities and Research funds of National Universities and National Laboratory including “Neutrino Research in Super-Kamiokande”
25/Nov./2009
Proton lifetime is longer than 1034 years.

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