Neutrino Summer Lecture series
The Neutrino Physics Center Summer Presentations are informal lectures 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 visiting undergraduate and graduate students.
Regularly scheduled Neutrino University lectures will be held on Thursdays 4:00-5:15 pm in Curia II (WH2W) unless stated otherwise (see below). Snacks and light beverages will be provided at the end of the lecture!
You can subscribe to our mailing list (neutrino_university@fnal.gov) to get lecture announcements and remote connection information by following the instructions here or by emailing the organizers.
2018 Schedule
Organizers: Simone Marcocci and Jessica Turner.
| Date/Remarks | Topic | Speaker | Files |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 14 | Introduction and History of Neutrinos | Boris Kayser, Fermilab | slides video |
| June 26 | Neutrino Sources | Stephen Parke, Fermilab | slides video |
| June 28 | Neutrino Detection Techniques | Jennifer Raaf, Fermilab | slides |
| July 5 | Why are neutrinos important for physics beyond the Standard Model? | Mu-Chun Chen, UC Irvine | slides video |
| July 12 | Neutrino Interactions and Cross Sections | Camillo Mariani, Virginia Tech | slides video |
| July 19 | Neutrino Production at Accelerators | Tom Kobilarcik, Fermilab | slides video |
| July 26 | Neutrino Oscillation Experiments | Georgia Karagiorgi, Columbia University | slides video |
| August 2 (One West) |
Searching for Neutrinos through Cosmology | Olga Mena, Valencia University | slides video |
| August 9 | Low-Energy Neutrino Investigations | Juan Jose Gomez Cadenas, Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC) | slides video |
Please email the organizers if you have any questions or concerns.
The schedule, slides, videos of Neutrino University’s past series can be found here.