The 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, and it typically consists now of ten members. You can find the current group composition here.
On 15th September 2024 the group has moved the complete project from Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH to GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung GmbH, and from Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule University of Aachen to Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz.



Latest news

  • Cornelius Vollbrecht defended his PhD thesis "Software and hardware development for the liquid cintillator detector OSIRIS of the JUNO experiment" on 21st November.
  • Apeksha Singhal will defend her PhD thesis "Data analysis for solar neutrinos: Final CNO measurement exploiting the directionality method with Borexino and JUNO’s potential for solar neutrino measurement " on 3rd December.
  • We are increasing our involvement in JUNO commissioning:
    • Yury is the convener of the Data Quality Monitoring working group.
    • Yury, Ujwal and Ze went to Beijing (Dec 2024) to work together with chinese colleagues on commissioning related topics.
  • Two new students, Tim Nicolas Charissé and Sahar Safari, have started working with the group.
  • Apeksha Singhal and Luca Pelicci submitted their PhD theses for the final acceptance to RWTH Aachen in August 2024.

The main interest of the group is in the low-energy neutrino physics based on liquid scintillator detection techniques.

Borexino

JUNO

  • Solar neutrinos
  • Geoneutrinos
  • Rare processes
  • Neutrino mass hierarchy
  • Reactor antineutrinos
  • Neutrino oscillation physics
  • Geoneutrinos
  • Solar neutrinos
  • Atmospheric neutrinos
  • Diffuse Supernova Neutrino Background
  • Supernovae neutrinos
  • Rare processes



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