First NOvA-T2K joint result published in Nature
This result is the first neutrino oscillation measurement that uses data from two long-baseline experiments simultaneously. Members of the Tufts
Read MoreVlad Syrotenko successfully defends his PhD thesis!
We congratulate Dr. Syrotenko on successfully defending his thesis: “Measurement of muon neutrino charged-current interactions with two-proton final states in
Read MoreNOvA finds 2p2h-dominated sample to be unexplained by current models
NOvA thinks of itself as a neutrino oscillation experiment first, but Tufts neutrino group members have been working hard to
Read MoreMichael Dolce successfully defends his PhD thesis!
Congratulations to Dr. Dolce on his thesis: “Constraining neutrino oscillation and interaction parameters with the NOvA Near Detector and Far
Read MoreSaqib Bashar successfully defends his Ph.D.
Saqib defended his thesis titled: “Measurement of Charged Current Inclusive Antineutrino Interactions and 2p2h Contribution Using the NOvA Near Detector”
Read MoreKatie Mason and Joshua Mills earn their PhDs!
Congrats to Katie and Josh on passing their Ph.D. defenses!
Read MoreMicroBooNE releases first results on low energy electron neutrino search
This work has been a large focus for our group. It features work by Katie Mason, Joshua Mills, Polina Abratenko,
Read MoreTravis Olson earns his PhD!
Congrats to Travis for successfully defending this thesis!
Read MoreSenior Paul Lutkus presents his work at the ICLR 2021 SimDL workshop
Senior Paul Lutkus is presenting his work on developing a generative neural network that can create images for liquid argon
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