P2IO BSM-Nu second workshop

lundi 11 avr. 2022, 09:30 → 17:30 Europe/Paris

100/-1-A900 - Auditorium Joliot Curie (IJCLab (Orsay))

This is the second workshop of the BSM-Nu project (P2IO labex) and it is organized in hydrib format (in person + on Zoom)

Zoom link to workshop

The aim of the BSM-Nu project is to address the neutrino physics in a comprehensive way in order to extract hints of new physics. The project federates the different teams of P2IO active on the subject in order to share and depeen our expertise and with the ambition of enlarging further our community.

The BSM-Nu project proposes to federate all the actors of neutrino physics inside the P2IO perimeter in order to meet the challenges, both in terms of critical mass and physics expertise, of the next generation of neutrino experiments. The project cover different laboratories and experiments, as well as, different communities (particle and nuclear physicists, phenomenologists, engineers).

The enterprise of characterizing the nature of neutrinos, a royal road to the search of BSM physics, requires a collective effort able to integrate the results from oscillation experiments, both at accelerators and reactors, from neutrino-less double-beta decay searches and from coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering.
These various experimental efforts share common issues related with the development of high-performing detectors and complex analysis techniques for the minimization and evaluation of backgrounds and systematic uncertainties. The BSM-Nu project will allow to share and deepen the expertise on these items, as well as, to enlarge the community through outreach and through the education of a new generation of physicists with a comprehensive view of the neutrino field.

Please, register! A buffet lunch will be provided, but - for organizational reasons - only for those who have registered within March 27th indicating that they will attend in person!

More information at http://www.p2io-labex.fr/Phocea/Page/index.php?id=39

Previous workshop: https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/22960/

1 Welcome and introduction

BSM_nu_intro-2nd-workshop.pdf

Near detectors of long-baseline experiments and nuclear physics

2 Role of near detectors in present and future long-baseline experiments

Orateur: Ciro Riccio (Stony ok University)

Riccio-2022_04_11_BSM_nu.pdf

3 ND280 upgrade design and resistive Micromegas

Orateur: David Henaff (SUBATECH)

P2io_workshop_ND280_MM_DH_110422.pdf

4 New constraints on nuclear models from ND280 upgrade

Orateur: Jaafar Chakrani (LLR)

20220411_WorkshopBSMNu_NDUpgrade_PhysPerf_v2.pdf

5 New nuclear models to exploit the capabilities of new near detectors

Orateur: Anna Ershova (CEA)

Ershova-2022_04_11_BSM_nu.pdf

12:00 Lunch

Bolometers

6 Bolometric detection of CENNS: concept, status and prospects

Orateur: Julien Billard (IPNL)

LabExP2IO_BSMNu_Billard_11042022.pdf

7 Background studies for CUPID-Mo and CUPID 0νββ experiments

Orateur: Leonard Imbert ({CNRS}UMR9012)

P2IO_meeting_2022_vfinal.pdf

8 Status of CUPID and its demonstrator

Orateur: Anastasiia Zolotarova (CEA)

BSM_nu workshop_zolotarova.pdf

9 Cryogenic active shielding for double beta decay experiments

Orateur: Giovanni Benato (LNGS-INFN)

PIO_BSM-Nu_2022_GiovanniBenato-1.pdf

15:00 Break

Combination of experiments and phenomenology

10 Why is the neutrino mass important?

Orateur: Francesco Vissani

Vissani-2002_04_11_BSM.pdf

11 Neutrino Mass Order Detecting by the Next Generation of Experiments and their Synergies

Orateur: Anatael Cabrera (CNRS/IN2P3 - IJC (Orsay) / LNCA (Chooz) Laboratories)

NeutrinoMassOrderingResolution-NuBSM-Anatael-April2022.pdf

12 Precision oscillation physics with JUNO

Orateur: Diana NAVAS NICOLAS ({CNRS}UMR9012)

BSM_11apr22_JUNO.pdf

13 NSI in combination of long baseline experiments

Orateur: Sabya Sachi Chatterjee (IPhT Saclay)

Sabya_P2IO2022.pdf