The Neutrino 2014 conference which was held in Boston this year is the premier conference in neutrino physics and is held biannually. Duke faculty, researchers and students played a highly visible role in this year's meeting.
Prof. Chris Walter gave the T2K experiment's talk and Prof. Kate Scholberg gave a review talk on supernova neutrinos. Prof. Phil Barbeau also gave a talk on coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering. Additionally, Duke neutrino group postdoc Alex Himmel gave a poster on exotic oscillation analyses with Super-K, and recent Ph.D. Taritree Wongjirad gave a poster on the T2K muon neutrino oscillation analysis. Finally, former Duke neutrino postdoc Roger Wendell gave the Super-K atmospheric neutrino result presentation.
A full list of talks by Duke faculty also including those from our colleagues in the Triangle region is below.
Talks presented by Duke:
Talks also presented from the Triangle:
Other experiments presented that have participation from Duke: