Jan 10 – 12, 2024
Penn State University
US/Eastern timezone

How to optimize in-air radio detection to detect UHE neutrinos? 
Brainstorming towards building the next generation UHE neutrino radio-detectors, based on input from GRAND, BEACON and other prototypes. 

Topics:

  • Science targets
  • Maximizing aperture while minimizing instrumentation and energy threshold
  • Advantages of phased vs unphased arrays
  • Designing radio detectors efficient towards the horizon
  • Maximizing science case: balancing neutrino science, cosmic ray science, and other topics
  • Lowering energy threshold
  • DAQ for very large scale detectors; Sustainability; Optimizing power and comms distribution
  • Frequency range (science, commercial availability, signal discrimination) 


All input and clever ideas welcome!

Tim Huege, KIT
Kumiko Kotera, IAP (LOC)
Olivier Martineau, LPNHE
Stephanie Wissel, PSU (LOC)

Note: The general sessions and open discussions will be in hybrid mode. For fluidity and efficiency, the specific brainstorming sessions will be held in person only. 

Zoom link: https://psu.zoom.us/j/93366356163?pwd=QjZHdHVVNkZFeXAyZFJiMGFUbkhsUT09

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Penn State University
Whitmore 320
Whitmore Lab., 4575 Pollock Rd, University Park Room 320 (3rd floor)
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