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Phillip Barbeau
(Duke University),
Matthew Green
(NC State University),
Diane Markoff,
Kate Scholberg
(Duke University),
Raimund Strauss,
Louis Strigari
(Texas A&M),
Grayson Rich
(University of Chicago),
Victoria Wagner
Description
The third iteration of the Magnificent CEvNS workshop, focused on the process of coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering (CEvNS).
Proposed in 1974, but unobserved until 2017, the physics accessible with CEvNS is broad. The goal of Magnificent CEvNS is to bring together a broad community of researchers working either directly or peripherally on CEvNS to foster enriching discussions to help direct the field as it continues to grow, forming and strengthening connections between experimentalists and theorists/phenomenologists.
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Session: Welcome
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Session: New Results
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First constraints on coherent elastic neutrino nucleus scattering by CONUSSpeaker: Janina Hakenmüller (Max-Planck-Institut für Kernphysik)
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09:25
Break
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Session: Physics at Reactors
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Can Reactor IBD Experiments Help Reactor CEvNS Experiments?Speaker: Bryce Littlejohn (Illinois Institute of Technology)
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Probing neutrino quantum decoherence at reactor experimentsSpeaker: Valentina De Romeri (IFIC CSIC/UV Valencia)
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Axionlike particles searches in nuclear reactor experimentsSpeaker: Diego Aristizabal (Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria (USM))
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Measuring the weak mixing angle with reactor neutrino experimentsSpeaker: Ivan Jesus Martinez Soler (Northwestern University)
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11:00
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Session: Reactor Experiments 1
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NUCLEUSSpeaker: Riccardo Cerulli (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics)
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Session: BSM Theory
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BSM searches using the first CEvNS detection in liquid ArgonSpeaker: Mariam Tórtola (IFIC, Valencia University/CSIC)
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Constraints on neutrino electromagnetic properties from COHERENT elastic neutrino-nucleus scatteringSpeaker: Yiyu Zhang (Institute of High Energy Physics)
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Constraints on light vector mediators through coherent elastic neutrino nucleus scattering data from COHERENTSpeaker: Nicola Cargioli
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Session: CEvNS Experiments
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09:20
Break
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Session: CEvNS Experiments
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Lessons learned from CCM120Speakers: Remington Thornton (LANL), Renner
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Feasibility of a Liquid Xenon Detector for Reactor Neutrino Detection via CEvNSSpeaker: Kaixuan Ni (UC San Diego)
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A xenon-doped argon ionization detector for CEvNS and low-mass dark matter searchSpeaker: Jingke Xu (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
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Reactor CEvNS with Noble Liquid Bubble ChambersSpeaker: Russell Neilson
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11:05
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Session: CEvNS Experiments
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BULLKID: Low-threshold Kinetic Inductance Detectors for neutrino and dark matter searchesSpeaker: Angelo Cruciani (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics)
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Session: CEvNS Cross Sections
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Coherent elastic and inelastic neutrino-nucleus scattering within many-body nuclear theory approachSpeaker: Vishvas Pandey (University of Florida)
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Coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering: EFT analysis and nuclear responsesSpeaker: Martin Hoferichter
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Flavor dependence and radiative corrections in CEvNSSpeaker: Oleksandr Tomalak (University of Kentucky)
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Future applications of precision CEvNS cross sectionsSpeaker: Ryan Plestid (University of Kentucky)
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Session: Posters
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Poster A: Scintillation yield from electronic and nuclear recoils in superfluid He-4Speaker: Andreas Biekert (University of California, Berkeley)
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Poster B: Supernovae neutrino detection via coherent scattering off silicon nucleiSpeaker: Ana Luisa Foguel da Silva
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Poster C: Calibration of CENNS-10 liquid argon detector with 83mKr sourceSpeaker: Ekaterina Kozlova (ITEP/MEPhI)
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Poster D: The CEvNS Glow of a SupernovaSpeaker: Adryanna Major (Duke University)
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Poster E: NUCLEUS - Search for coherent, elastic Scattering of Reactor-Antineutrinos off Nuclei under Above-Ground ConditionsSpeakers: Mr Alexander Wex (Technical University Munich), Andreas Erhart (Technical University of Munich (TUM))
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Poster F: First Measurement of CEvNS on a Liquid Argon Target from the COHERNET CollaborationSpeaker: Benjamin Suh
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Poster H - A Platform for Characterizing the Thermodynamic Stability and Proportional Scintillation Signals of Argon-Xenon MixturesSpeaker: Ethan Bernard (University of California, Berkeley)
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Poster I: Quenching Factor Measurements in Germanium at TUNLSpeaker: Long Li (Duke University)
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Poster J: COHERENT: A future ton-scale LAr detector for CEvNSSpeaker: Maximilian Hughes
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Session: Reactor Experiments 2
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Research on Coherent Neutrino Nucleus Elastic Scattering with the TEXONO ProgramSpeaker: Henry Wong (Academia Sinica)
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09:00
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Session: New Physics with CEvNS Experiments
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Lepton Magnetic Moments in SUSY L𝜇-L𝜏 Model in Light of CE𝜈NS and LHC dataSpeaker: Heerak Banerjee (Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science)
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Neutrino NSI and Global Analyses / Axion-like Particles in the LaboratorySpeaker: Adrian Raphael Thompson (Texas A & M University)
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Future constraints on lepton unitarity and light-sterile neutrinos from CEvNSSpeaker: Oscar Sanders
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10:35
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Session: Calibration Techniques
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Design of keV-scale neutron sources using Fe and ScSpeaker: Pratyush Patel (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
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The CRAB project: Calibration at the 100 eV scale using neutron capture-induced nuclear recoilsSpeaker: david lhuillier (CEA Saclay)
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Study of the ionization efficiency for nuclear recoils in pure crystalsSpeaker: Youssef Sarkis Mobarak (Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares UNAM)
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11:50
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Session: New Experimental Ideas 2
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An overview of the GADMC and its neutrino physics programSpeaker: Claudio Savarese
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Studying neutrino-argon charged-current interactions with the COHERENT liquid argon detectorSpeaker: Erin Conley (Duke University)
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Measuring the Weak Charge Radius of 208-Pb with PREX-IISpeaker: Brendan Reed (Indiana University)
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Session: Neutrinos at DM Experiments
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SuperCDMS + QF measurementsSpeakers: Sunil Golwala (Caltech), Tyler Reynolds
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Phonon-mediated KID based detectors for CEvNSSpeaker: Sunil Golwala (Caltech)
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NEST: A Powerful Monte Carlo Software for Simulating CEvNS in Noble ElementsSpeaker: Matthew Szydagis (University at Albany)
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09:20
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Session: New Physics with Neutrino and DM Experiments
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Dark Matter Searches at Stopped-Pion CEvNS ExperimentsSpeaker: Doojin Kim (Texas A & M University (US))
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Astronomy in the Lab: Supernova Forecast and Origin of Supermassive Black HolesSpeaker: Volodymyr Takhistov
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10:55
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Session: New Experimental Ideas 2
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Status of the CYGNUS Directional Recoil Observatory ProjectSpeaker: Sven Vahsen (University of Hawaii (US))
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Searches for new physics with a stopped-pion source at the Fermilab accelerator complexSpeaker: Jacob Zettlemoyer
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Skipper CCD for the detection of nuclear-reactor neutrinosSpeaker: Guillermo Fernandez Moroni
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Session: Posters (see Tuesday for contributions)
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Session: New Experimental Ideas 3
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Magnetic Microcalorimeters for CEvNS Detection: Fast Cryogenic Detectors with Phonon Pulse Shape DiscriminationSpeaker: Geonbo Kim
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RES-NOVA: archaeological Pb observatory for astrophysical neutrino sourcesSpeaker: Luca Pattavina
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Cryogenic Diamond and SiC Particle DetectorsSpeaker: Noah Kurinsky (Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory)
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A set of isotopically enriched detectors as a tool for precise CEvNS measurementsSpeaker: Gonzalo Sanchez (CINVESTAV)
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09:20
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Session: Summaries
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Summary: ExperimentsSpeaker: Matthieu Vivier (C)
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Summary TheorySpeaker: Matteo Cadeddu (Cagliari University and INFN)
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10:35
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Session: Panel
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PanelSpeakers: Carla Bonifazi (IF–UFRJ), Jason Newby (Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Dr Jingke Xu (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Lauren Hsu (Fermilab)
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Session: Closing Remarks
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