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Wednesday, 14 July 2021, 10:53 am Detecting tiny particles that are “messengers from space” using a giant detector buried under Antarctic ice has helped a University of Canterbury (UC) professor become the first woman to win a prestigious physics award. The medal is presented to a Kiwi physicist who is judged to have made the greatest impact, both nationally and internationally, in their field of research. Professor Adams, who has lectured in physics and astronomy at UC since 1998, says it’s an honour to receive the award. “I’m definitely really proud as a woman to receive this recognition. There have traditionally been fewer females working in the physics

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