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KM3NeT: The Future of Neutrino Astronomy in the Mediterranean Sea

Learn about KM3NeT, a cubic-kilometre sized neutrino telescope surpassing northern-hemisphere telescopes by 50x in sensitivity. Explore its focus on neutrino astronomy in the 1 to 100 TeV energy range and role in deep-sea research.

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KM3NeT: The Future of Neutrino Astronomy in the Mediterranean Sea

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  1. What is KM3NeT – the Vision • Future cubic-kilometre sized neutrino telescope in the Mediterranean Sea • Exceeds Northern-hemisphere telescopes by factor ~50 in sensitivity • Exceeds IceCube sensitivity by substantial factor • Focus of scientific interest: Neutrino astronomy in the energy range 1 to 100 TeV • Platform for deep-sea research (marine sciences) U. Katz: Astroparticle Physics

  2. Timeline towards construction Note: “Construction” includes the final prototyping stage U. Katz: Astroparticle Physics

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