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CPAD 2019 in Madison Wisconsin

Dec 8 – 10, 2019
Monona Terrace Convention Center
America/Chicago timezone

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Dec 8, 2019, 9:00 AM
Monona Terrace Convention Center

Monona Terrace Convention Center

Madison, Wisconsin

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  1. 14. Welcome
    Kimberly Palladino (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
    12/8/19, 9:00 AM
  2. 105. The Higgs as a tool for discovery
    Jim Hirschauer
    12/8/19, 9:15 AM
  3. 107. Dark Matter
    Jodi Cooley
    12/8/19, 9:30 AM
  4. 42. DE and Inflation Instrumentation BRN working group
    Dr BRENNA FLAUGHER (Fermilab)
    12/8/19, 9:45 AM
    BRN Plenaries
    Precision measurements of cosmic expansion and the large-scale distribution of matter transform the universe into a laboratory for studying fundamental physics. Measurements of the “late universe,” through Stage-III dark energy experiments and the “early universe” through the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) reveal a universe that is best described by the Lambda CDM concordance cosmological...
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  5. 108. Exploring the Unknown
    Sarah Demers (Yale University)
    12/8/19, 10:00 AM
  6. 106. Neutrinos and Neutrino Mass
    Amy Conolly
    12/8/19, 10:15 AM
  7. 109. Photodetectors
    Junqi XIE (Argonne National Laboratory)
    12/8/19, 11:40 AM
  8. 110. Quantum Sensors
    Tim Kovachy
    12/8/19, 11:52 AM
  9. 111. Noble Liquid detectors
    Dr Hugh Lippincott (UCSB)
    12/8/19, 12:04 PM
    BRN Plenaries
  10. 112. Trigger and DAQ
    Prof. Tulika Bose (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
    12/8/19, 12:16 PM
  11. 114. Solid State and tracking
    Carl Haber
    12/8/19, 1:30 PM
  12. 115. Calorimetry
    Roger Rusack
    12/8/19, 1:45 PM
    BRN Plenaries
  13. 113. Readout and ASICs
    Mitch Newcomer
    12/8/19, 2:00 PM
  14. 94. Development of Barium Tagging: A Background Free Method to Search for Majorana Neutrinos
    Mr austin mcdonald (University of Texas at Arlington)
    12/9/19, 4:30 PM
    Award plenaries
    Talk
    A robust observation of neutrinoless double beta decay is currently the most sensitive method to determine the Majorana nature of the neutrino. The detection of the single barium ion produced as a result of the double beta decay of xenon 136 would enable a new class of ultra-low background neutrinoless double beta decay experiments. However, despite 19 years of R&D, a credible method to...
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  15. 0. The Dichroicon: Spectral Photon Sorting For Large-Scale Cherenkov and Scintillation Detectors
    Mr Tanner Kaptanoglu (University of Pennsylvania)
    12/9/19, 4:45 PM
    Award plenaries
    Talk
    We introduce a new device, ‘the dichroicon’, that is capable of providing information on photon wavelength in a large-scale neutrino detector. In a Cherenkov detector, photon wavelength carries information about the propagation time from source vertex to photon sensor. Measuring the difference in time between many long-wavelength and short-wavelength photons that lie along a Cherenkov ring...
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  16. 154. High resolution selenium imaging detector for neutrinoless ββ decay
    Mr xinran li (Princeton University)
    12/9/19, 5:00 PM
    Award plenaries
  17. 156. ARAPUCA light detectors for DUNE
    Ana Amelia Machado, Ettore Segreto
    12/9/19, 5:15 PM
    The idea of the ARAPUCA was proposed in 2015 with the goal of satisfying the need for a device with a good detection efficiency (at the level of few percent) over a large area (tenths of a squre meter or more), for large scale liquid argon experiments. The great novelty introduced by this device is represented by its capability of trapping photons inside a cavity with highly reflective...
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  18. 157. Liquid Noble Gas Dual Phase Detectors for Dark Matter Detector
    Dr hanguo wang (UCLA)
    12/9/19, 5:35 PM
    Award plenaries
    In this presentation, I will first review briefly the early liquid noble gas R&D work within the ICARUS framework at CERN since 1989. Then I will report a few technical areas related to liquid noble TPC requirement, such as TPC field uniformity, high voltage, cryogenics and purification. I then will summarize the current work aiming at a zero instrumental background detector DarkSide-20k. A...
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  19. 127. Liquid Noble Detector Summation
    Dr Jingke Xu (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory), Jonathan Asaadi (Syracuse), Jonathan Asaadi (University of Texas Arlington)
    12/10/19, 1:30 PM
  20. 122. Machine Learning, Trigger and DAQ Summation
    Isobel Ojalvo (University Wisconsin Madison), Verena Ingrid Martinez Outschoorn (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
    12/10/19, 1:45 PM
  21. 126. Quantum and Superconducting Detector Summation
    Prof. Karl Berggren (MIT), Dr juan estrada (fermilab)
    12/10/19, 2:00 PM
  22. 125. Photodetector Summation
    Andrey Elagin (University of Chicago), Junqi XIE (Argonne National Laboratory), paul oconnor (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
    12/10/19, 2:15 PM
  23. 123. Solid State and Tracking Detector Summation
    Sally Seidel (University of New Mexico)
    12/10/19, 2:30 PM
  24. 124. Diverse Detector Summation
    Kimberly Palladino (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
    12/10/19, 2:45 PM
  25. 128. CPAD Closeout
    12/10/19, 3:00 PM
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