Current and future liquid xenon based detectors for rare event searches

by Andrew Stevens (Freiburg)

Thursday 5 Dec 2024, 10:00 → 12:00 Europe/Berlin

Kreuzbergweg 24/0.052 (FTD) - Präsentationsraum (FTD)

Abstract: 

The quest to uncover the mysteries of dark matter continues to drive innovation in particle physics. This talk will explore the role of dual-phase xenon detectors in this pursuit, detailing the experimental processes that underpin their operation. I will present recent findings from the XENONnT experiment, highlighting its remarkable sensitivity to low-energy events, including solar neutrinos and rare decays. Furthermore, I will discuss the promising future of xenon-based observatories and their potential to significantly advance our understanding of the universe through a range of measurements.

 

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