SNOLAB runs a virtual series of research seminars bringing together experimental and theoretical physicists from across Canada and around the world to present their most recent research.
| Date | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Jan. 11 | Prof. Phil S. Barbeau (Duke U.) | New coherent elastic neutrino nucleus scattering results |
| Jan. 18 | Prof. Alfredo D. Ferella (L’Aquila U.) | Status and science program of the XENON experiments |
| Jan. 25 | Prof. Irene Tamborra (Copenhagen U.) | Ghostly messengers of the cosmos |
| Feb. 1 | Prof. Alison Lister (UBC) | Dark sector searches on ATLAS |
| Feb. 8 | Prof. Gwen Grinyer (Regina U.) | Radioactivity at the limits of nuclear stability |
| Mar. 1 | Dr. Javier Tiffenberg (FNAL) | New sub-GeV dark matter results from SENSEI |
| Mar. 8 | Prof. Stefan Schönert (Tu München) | The quest for majorana neutrinos with GERDA and LEGEND |
| Mar. 22 | Dr. Daniel Egana-Ugrinovic (Perimeter Institute) | Sources of low-energy events in low-threshold dark matter detectors |
| Mar. 29 | Prof. Karim S. Karim (U of Waterloo) | BrillianSe – development and applications of the world’s highest spatial resolution direct conversion x-ray detector |
| Apr. 12 | Dr. Maria Laura Divacri (PNNL) | Direct method for the quantitative analysis of surface contamination on ultra-low background materials from exposure to dust |
| Apr. 19 | Dr. Giulia Brunetti (Milano Bicocca University) | The ENUBET Project – monitored neutrino beams |
| May 17 | Dr. Aldo Ianni (INFN-LNGS) | High sensitivity characterization of a NaI(Tl) scintillator for dark matter direct search |
| Jun 14 | Prof. Justin Read (University of Surrey) | Galaxy formation simulations for probing the nature of dark matter |
| Jun 14 | Prof. Louis Lyons (Oxford University) | TRISEP colloquium: What is probability? Bayes and frequentist approaches |
| Jun 28 | Dr. Bjoern Lehnert (LBL) | New neutrino mass constraints from the KATRIN experiment |
| Jul 5 | Prof. Fabio Iocco (University of Napoli) | Dark matter in the Milky Way |
| Aug 16 | Dr. Noah Kurinsky (FNAL) | Design and characterization of a phonon-mediated cryogenic particle detector with an EV-scale threshold and 100 KEV-scale dynamic range |
Seminars are typically held on Mondays at 1:00 pm Eastern Time. For more information, please contact silvia.scorza@snolab.ca.
The McDonald Institute also hosts a virtual seminar series – more information can be found on their website.