NPA Seminar, Flavio Cavanna, FERMILAB and University of L’Aquila, “The path of the DUNE Experiment at a turning point.”

Event time: 
Wednesday, February 1, 2023 - 1:00pm to 2:00pm
Location: 
Wright Lab, WL-216 (Conference Room) See map
272 Whitney Avenue
New Haven, CT 06511
Event description: 

Getting there! DUNE with two 17kt LAr TPC Far Detector (FD1-FD2) modules, a Near Detector Complex and a Neutrino Beam with an intensity of 1.2 MW is well on its way to start physics in 2028 at SURF (SD). Mass Ordering and sensitivity to Maximal CPV - the initial goals of the flagship Long-Baseline (LBL) Neutrino Program - are within reach. 
The time has come to define a strategy to achieve the ambitious ultimate precision in the LBL physics goals and possibly further expand the DUNE science scope into the low-energy domain of rare underground physics and BSM searches. Additional LAr mass at the Far Site (DUNE “Phase-II” - FD-3 and FD-4) is absolutely critical to this end. 
What is the best strategy to achieve additional mass? Prospects for new credible LAr detector solutions will be presented and discussed in this NPA Seminar.
Host: Karsten Heeger

Admission: 
Free