The IKP-2 Neutrino Group was established by the recruitment of Livia Ludhova as the head of the group in
November 2015. Thanks to the funds from the recruitment initiative of Helmholtz Association, the group has significantly increased in size. Currently, the group has two
postdoctoral researchers and five doctoral students.
Latest news
An introductory video of the group has been released!
June 29 to July 5, 2024, the group took part at the 24th JUNO Collaboration Meeting in Kaiping, China
Livia Ludhova has been elected as a member of the JUNO Executive Board
The group presented the JUNO results at the Neutrino 2024 conference in Milan from June 16th to 22nd, 2024.
H. Shi: Study of the background from 13C(α,n)16O reactions in the JUNO scintillator
Y. Malyshkin: JUNO sensitivity to neutrino oscillation parameters
A. Khatun and M. Rifai: Exploring atmospheric neutrino oscillation in JUNO
L. Pelicci: CNO solar neutrino detection with Borexino: directionality measurement and spectral analysis
C. Morales: JUNO's Sensitivity to Geoneutrinos
M. Malabarba: Feasibility study for 7Be and CNO solar neutrino directional measurement with JUNO
Our JUNO colleagues Junting Huang, Yue Meng, Akira Takenaka, Iwan Morton-Blake, and Arran Freegard from Shanghai Jiao-Tong University, China, and one of our past group members Sindhujha Kumaran (now at University of California Irvine, USA) visited our group in Jülich from June 24th to 28th, 2024.
Cornelius Vollbrecht has submitted his PhD thesis "Software and hardware development for the liquid scintillator detector OSIRIS of the JUNO experiment" for the final acceptance to RWTH Aachen in June 2024
The main interest of the group is in the low-energy neutrino physics based on liquid scintillator detection
techniques.
