Speaker
Denver Whittington
(Syracuse University)
Description
Precision measurements from long-baseline neutrino experiments are revealing details about neutrino interactions, masses, and mixing properties. The NOvA experiment employs a 14-kiloton liquid scintillator detector to collect neutrinos after an 800-kilometer journey from Fermilab to northern Minnesota. With a growing collection of neutrino events, NOvA is extending its reach into the three-flavor oscillation parameter space and beyond. This talk will present a brief overview of the NOvA experiment and its recent results, including the latest oscillation analyses, interaction physics, sterile neutrino searches, and investigations beyond accelerator neutrinos.
Primary author
Denver Whittington
(Syracuse University)
