Professor Emeritus Art McDonald received the Nobel Prize in Physics on Thursday, December 10th in Stockholm along with co-winner Dr. Takaaki Kajita of the University of Tokyo.

During the Nobel Week (Dec 6 - 12), Dr. McDonald was busy with speeches and lectures. On Tuesday, December 8th, he gave his Noble Lecture on his research at Stockholm University.

To celebrate the research on the solar neutrino problem that led to the awarding of the 2015 Nobel Prize to Physics Professor Emeritus Arthur B. McDonald, two installations were unveiled on Monday April 16^th in the Agnes Etherington Art Centre.

The first is a plinth that tells the fascinating story of the neutrino breakthrough that showed conclusively that neutrinos have mass. This plinth will be installed between Ontario Hall and Grant Hall and will be available year-round for students, and visitors to see.