01 Apr Date 1. April 2022 Categories Article To remain ahead of the competition, the United States scales down a problematic $3 billion neutrino project The decision to develop the LBNF/DUNE megaproject in two parts would add to the already exorbitant expenditures. Due to cost ov...
20 Mar Date 20. March 2022 Categories Article One minute with neutrino scientist Bryan Ramson How long have you been employed at Fermilab? In May of 2013, I arrived as a graduate student for the first time. Officially, I'...
25 Feb Date 25. February 2022 Categories Article Neutrinos in a stream In the United States, a highly intriguing initiative involving the usage of a lot of argon is now ongoing. The Long-Baseline Neutr...
07 Feb Date 7. February 2022 Categories Article Dr. Christopher Macias, University of Iowa; Nuclear and Particle Physics Seminar DUNE is working to build the world's largest monolithic liquid argon neutrino detector. University of Iowa's Dr. Christopher Ma...
15 Jan Date 15. January 2022 Categories Article The necessity to update neutrino models is discussed in ‘Nature’ Neutrinos may hold the key to finally answering a conundrum about the origins of our matter-dominated universe, and plans are unde...
21 Dec Date 21. December 2021 Categories Article Fermilab has resumed rock disposal with hopes to control dust Rock dumping activities resumed Thursday afternoon, but not before Fermilab officials met with worried locals to explain their dus...
16 Dec Date 16. December 2021 Categories Article The DUNE collaboration has begun manufacturing components for its massive neutrino detector How can you investigate a particle that is nearly undetectable? Justin Evans of the University of Manchester has been pondering th...
15 Dec Date 15. December 2021 Categories Article Physicists need to be prepared to work at the cutting edge of science MSU is working with the US Department of Energy to develop a one-of-a-kind training program for Spartan graduate students. With...
06 Dec Date 6. December 2021 Categories Article Scientists have discovered that neutrino simulations are rife with flaws These studies are designed to explore ethereal particles that store the mysteries of the universe, but according to a new study, 7...
04 Dec Date 4. December 2021 Categories Article High-energy physics in the United States is beset by budget constraints Despite officials' wishes to increase support for core research as well as accelerator and detector R&D, much of the DOE's hig...