Measuring neutrino oscillations with IceCube and beyond

Abstract

Neutrino oscillations have been probed during the last few decades using multiple neutrino sources and experimental set-ups. In recent years, very large volume neutrino telescopes have started contributing to the field. These large and sparsely instrumented detectors observe atmospheric neutrinos for combinations of baselines and energies inaccessible to other experiments. IceCube, the largest neutrino telescope in operation, has used this to measure standard oscillations and place limits on exotic proposals, such as sterile neutrinos. In this talk, I will go over the newest results from IceCube as well as the improvements expected thanks to a new detector upgrade to be deployed in the near future.