Michael Stamatikos, PhD, associate professor of physics and astronomy at Ohio State Newark and NASA astrophysicist, joined NPR's All Sides with Amy Juravich to discuss his deep connections to the groundbreaking 2026 Nobel Prize-winning science behind major astronomical discoveries using the IceCube Neutrino Observatory.
From his foundational research at the vanguard of high-energy particle astrophysics to looking ahead at the future of multi-messenger astronomy with IceCube-Gen2, Stamatikos shares incredible insights into how we use the universe as our laboratory to unlock the secrets of the cosmos.