Neutrino University

Neutrino Summer Lecture series

The Neutrino Physics Center Summer Lectures are informal presentations for students at all levels interested in finding out more about neutrino physics in general, with some emphasis on neutrino experiments being carried out at Fermilab. The lectures are geared towards undergraduate and graduate students.

Regularly scheduled Neutrino University lectures will be held on Wednesdays at 11:00am CT, with options for both in-person and Zoom attendance. Please subscribe to our mailing list to get lecture announcements and Zoom connection information here (the name of the mailing list is “NEUTRINO_UNIVERSITY”). For further information, you can email the organizers.

Titles are subject to change before the date of the talk.

2023 Schedule

Organizers: Innes Bigaran and Teresa Lackey.

Date Topic Speaker Materials
June 14 Introduction to neutrino physics Pedro Machado

Fermilab

video

notes

June 21 Astrophysical neutrinos Shirley Li

UC Irvine

video

slides

June 28 Accelerator neutrinos Louise Suter

Fermilab

video

slides

July 5 How do we detect neutrinos?

Tanaz Mohayai

Fermilab

reach out to Teresa for the video

slides

July 12 Leptogenesis Jessica Turner

Durham U

video

slides

July 19 Reactor neutrinos Bryce Littlejohn

Illinois Institute of Technology

video

slides

July 26 How could neutrinos have mass? K. S. Babu

University of Oklahoma

video

slides

August 2 No talk, Lattice 2023 on-site N/A N/A
August 9 Atmospheric and solar neutrinos Linyan Wan

Fermilab

video

slides

August 16 What do we do with neutrino data? Kevin Kelly

Texas A&M

video

slides

 

The schedule, slides, videos of Neutrino University’s past series can be found here.