Kajita and McDonald's work on neutrinos wins Nobel prize
(AGI) Stockholm, Oct 6 - The 2015 Nobel Prize for Physics hasbeen awarded to the Japanese scientist Takaaki Kajita and hisCanadian colleague Arthur B. McDonald, the Swedish Academyannounced on Tuesday. The two scholars were honoured for "forthe discovery of neutrino oscillations, which shows thatneutrinos have mass". "The discovery has changed ourunderstanding of the innermost workings of matter and can provecrucial to our view of the universe," stressed the SwedishAcademy. "The new observations had clearly showed that theStandard Model cannot be the complete theory of the fundamentalconstituents of the universe," it