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EPP webinar.

Abstract: Hyper-Kamiokande is a future experiment in Japan to study a wide range of physics, including neutrino oscillations and proton decay. It uses the well-established water Cherenkov detector technique. Construction has recently commenced, and data taking will begin in 2027. I will describe the experimental design, and detail the latest neutrino beam sensitivity studies.

Biography

Undergrad @ Warwick

PhD @ Oxford & RAL (joint) on T2K (focus on numu disappearance oscillation analysis)

First postdoc @ Oxford on DUNE (focus on DAQ for the 35 ton)

I’ve been @ Lancaster on HyperK since 2015 now (focus on DAQ, and LBL oscillation sensitivities)

If someone from outside of the EPP group would like to join the webinar, please send a request to j.nowak@lancaster.ac.uk