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Magnificent CEvNS 2019

9–11 Nov 2019
The PIT
America/New_York timezone

Session

New experiments and technology

11 Nov 2019, 10:45
The PIT

The PIT

462 W Franklin St Chapel Hill, NC 27516 USA

Conveners

New experiments and technology

  • Patrick Huber

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  1. 35. MINER
    Andrew Michael Kubik (Texas A&M University (US))
    11/11/2019, 10:45
    Invited

    The MINER collaboration effort to observe CE$\nu$NS.

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  2. 14. Effects of energy accumulation in materials: Self-Organized Criticality dynamics in low energy threshold ionization detectors for coherent neutrino scatter, dark matter searches and in superconducting sensors and qubits.
    Dr Sergey Pereverzev (LLNL)
    11/11/2019, 11:05
    Talk

    Abstract.
    In experiments aiming on low-interaction energies—exemplified within the low energy neutrinos coherent scatter and quest for low-mass dark matter particles—researchers must understand the underlying noise mechanisms in their detectors. We observed patterns among low-energy detector backgrounds, which invited questions about condensed matter effects in materials under energy flow....

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  3. 48. Potential for CEvNS measurements with cryogenic scintillators
    Liu Jing
    11/11/2019, 11:25
    Invited

    Potential for CEvNS measurements with cryogenic scintillators.

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  4. 8. Microwave multiplexed readout of transition edge sensors for neutrino detection
    Dr Steven Weber (MIT Lincoln Laboratory)
    11/11/2019, 11:45
    Future experiments and new technologies
    Invited

    Neutrino detectors have the proven capability to monitor nuclear reactor power levels and fuel consumption by observing the energy spectrum of neutrinos emitted by the reactor. However, conventional neutrino detection techniques require massive detectors that would be difficult to deploy in the field for nuclear monitoring applications. A new detection method, Coherent Elastic...

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  5. 47. Exploring coherent neutrino-nucleus scattering with the NUCLEUS experiment
    Raimund Strauss
    11/11/2019, 12:05
    Invited

    The detection of coherent-neutrino nucleus scattering (CEvNS) opens a new window to study the fundamental properties of neutrinos and to probe physics beyond the Standard Model of Particle Physics. NUCLEUS is a novel cryogenic neutrino experiment at a nuclear power reactor which allows for precision measurements of CEvNS at unprecedentedly low energies. It is based on recently demonstrated...

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