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1998 – Super-Kamiokande collaboration announces evidence of non-zero neutrino mass Posted on in Neutrino History
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1996 – AMANDA neutrino telescope observes neutrinos at the South Pole Posted on in Neutrino History
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1995 – Missing solar neutrinos confirmed by GALLEX Posted on in Neutrino History
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1994 – First proclamation of possible neutrinos oscillations seen by LSND experiment Posted on in Neutrino History
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1991 – LEP experiments show that there are only three light neutrinos Posted on in Neutrino History
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1990 – IMB confirms deficit of muon neutrino interactions Posted on in Neutrino History
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1989 – Kamiokande becomes second experiment detecting neutrinos from the sun and confirms anomaly of finding only 1/3 expected rate Posted on in Neutrino History
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1987 – Kamiokande and IMB detect simultaneous burst of neutrinos from Supernova Posted on in Neutrino History
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1985 – The IMB experiment & Russian team reports measurement of non-zero neutrino mass Posted on in Neutrino History
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1983 – Kamiokande becomes operational Posted on in Neutrino History
