We are a group of neutrino physicists in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Notre Dame. This page contains some news items related to group members and information about our research in accelerator-based experimental neutrino physics. Please take a look around and check out the contact page if you have more questions.
The Neutrino 2022 conference was held May 30th-June 4th, 2022. Many experiments unveiled new results at the conference. Professor Fields gave a talk on recent neutrino cross section measurements by several experiments. Check out the talk:
In Jan, 2021, Fields group students participated in the construction and operation of the EMPHATIC detector at Fermilab. EMPHATIC operates at the Fermilab Test Beam Facilty, where the interactions that happen in intense neutrino beams are recreated in a low-intensity setting where they can be precisely measured. Notre Dame students helped assemble the EMPHATIC silicon strip detectors and time-of-flight detectors before taking taking many shifts where they watched over the EMPHATIC detector during the run. Group members are headed back to Fermilab this summer for EMPHATIC Phase 1-B.