Dmitry Naumov Answered the Questions of Attendees of the “Brunch with a Scientist” at Polytech
This spring, the Polytechnic Museum restarted Sunday’s “Brunches with Scientists” within its outreach programme “Polytech in the City”. These are gatherings with a cup of coffee in the best cafes and bars of Moscow where everyone can directly get the latest news from the world of science. Today, one of these meetings has taken place in the centre of Moscow, in the restaurant “Community Moscow”. Its guest was Dmitry Naumov, Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, the head of the JINR Neutrino Programme.
The host Kirill Fuks, the guide of the Polytechnic Museum, asked detailed questions about the construction of the Baikal Neutrino Telescope, neutrino physics, how to study the evolution of distant galaxies, about the science career and why one should invest into basic research. Brunch attendees had the unique opportunity to get answers to their trickiest questions from the neutrino physics scientist of the world’s level.
Photos by the Polytechnic Museum.