Neutrinos are elementary particles that can help shed light on open questions in fundamental physics and probe astrophysical phenomena. This talk will present the experimental neutrino physics program leveraging powerful neutrino beams to make precision measurements of neutrino properties and search for new physics. I will discuss how we detect neutrinos, recent results searching for new particles in the neutrino sector, and what lies ahead for the field.
David Caratelli, Assistant Professor, University of California-Santa Barbara
Host: Andre de Gouvea
Joan West
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