The Neutrino Physics Center (NPC) at Fermilab enhances Fermilab’s neutrino research by fostering a vibrant, neutrino-focused community – bringing neutrino experimentalists and theorists to the lab, advancing training and education in neutrino physics, and serving as an intellectual hub for the broader neutrino community.
The Center serves to foster communication between experimentalists on different neutrino experiments, between experimentalists and theorists, and between theorists, within the international neutrino user community and from Fermilab. The Neutrino Physics Center’s Goals include:
- Bring researchers to Fermilab for short term and long term stays to work on Fermilab Neutrino experiments and/or within the Fermilab Theory Community
- Organize the Neutrino Seminar Series and the summer Neutrino University
- Host experimental and theoretical topical workshops in Neutrino Physics
- Coordinate the International Neutrino Summer School and host it in odd years
- Provide facilities to host visitors, enable remote participation, and foster interaction at Fermilab
For any questions related to the NPC, please don’t hesitate to reach out to:
NPC Coordinators: Lisa Koerner, Pedro Machado, and Vishvas Pandey