News from our group
2022
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2022/06/23: New GENIE paper on a global analysis of neutrino-nucleus CC0π data
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2022/06/20: Julia passes her PhD viva
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2022/06/14: Beth passes her first year viva
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2022/06/07: Prof. Andreopoulos delivers a Jeremiah Horrocks Public Lecture on neutrino oscillations
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2022/05/25: Jaggar passes his PhD viva
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2022/04/01: Tom returns from his Fermilab LTA
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2022/02/24: Francis passes his PhD viva
Our PhD student
Francis Bench
has successfully defended
his PhD thesis titled `Study of Neutrino and Anti-Neutrino Oscillations in the 3-Flavour PMNS
Paradigm at the T2K Experiment: Constraints on the Charge-Parity Invariance Violating Phase
and Search for Electron Anti-Neutrino Appearance'.
It is exceptionally hard to describe Francis's contributions within a few lines of a news item.
He led the VALOR T2K 3-flavour fit
through several analysis and collaboration review rounds, wrote numerous technical notes, and had very direct
contribution to the work published in
Nature 580 (2020) 7803, 339-344, in
Phys. Rev. Lett. 124, 161802 (2020), and in
Phys.Rev.D 103 (2021) 11, 112008!
For this unprecedented volume and quality of doctoral work, Francis was the recipient of the
2019 John G Rutherglen memorial prize.
We would like to thank Prof. David Wark and Prof. Christos Touramanis
for agreeing to serve in Francis's examination panel.
Congratulations Dr. Bench!
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2022/01/18: Contribution to Neutrino–Nucleus Interactions in the Standard Model and Beyond
Costas Andreopoulos presented a
GENIE update -
in a workshop on Neutrino–Nucleus Interactions in the Standard Model and Beyond
organized by the CERN Theory Dept. and the Neutrino Platform.
2021
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2021/10/01: Welcoming a new PhD student in our group
A warm welome to our new PhD student
Bethany Slater starting today!
Her doctoral research focus on the SBND experiment and she will develop
a complex VALOR-based analysis,
exploiting multiple exclusive and semi-inclusive SBND samples to
produce stringent neutrino flux and cross-section constraints that
would enable the SBN project to reach an unprecedented sensitivity in sterile neutrino searches.
Beth
will be part of LIV.DAT,
the Liverpool Big Data Science Centre for Doctoral Training.
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2021/09/22: Rhiannon passes her PhD viva
Our PhD student
Rhiannon Jones
has successfully defended
her PhD thesis titled `Muon-Neutrino Disappearance with Multiple Liquid Argon Time
Projection Chambers in the Fermilab Booster Neutrino Beam'
on September 22nd.
Rhiannon was a highly successful and hard-working PhD student,
one of the first on SBND, who made ground-breaking contributions in
establishing the SBND simulation and reconstruction chains,
developing exclusive SBND selections based on automated event reconstruction,
leading the development (within the VALOR framework)
of the SBN oscillation analysis, and performing analyses of first mock data to
explore limitations of the current SBN oscillation analysis paradigm.
In addition to her numerous analysis tasks,
over a year-long stay at Fermilab, Rhiannon supported the early SBND construction/installation work.
We would like to thank Dr. Ornella Palamara and Dr. Kostas Mavrokoridis
for serving in the examination panel.
Congratulations Dr. Jones!
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2021/09/08: Contribution to the 22nd Intl' Workshop on Neutrinos from Accelerators (NuFact 2021)
Our PhD student Julia Tena-Vidal gave an excellent talk
in NuFact 2021, held between 6-11 September in Cagliari (Italy)
discussing her work on
AGKY Hadronization Model Tuning in GENIE 3.
This is the work that appeared in our paper
posted at the arXiv (e-print: 2106.05884 [hep-ph]) earlier this summer.
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2021/06/21: New T2K oscillation paper with Liverpool / VALOR contribution
A new T2K oscillation paper describing a joint 3-flavour analysis of both
muon-neutrino disappearance and electron-neutrino appearance channels
using all neutrino and antineutrino T2K data in Runs 1-9), has been published in
Phys.Rev.D 103 (2021) 11, 112008.
This is a longer version of the analysis published in
Nature volume 580, pages 339–344 (2020).
Our PhD student Francis Bench participated in the
paper committee, as this published work included results from the
VALOR neutrino oscillation analysis
with contributions from several members of our group.
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2021/06/18: New GENIE paper highlighting recent v3 developments
A new paper highlighting recent developments in the the well-known
GENIE event generator is now
posted at the arXiv (e-print: 2106.09381 [hep-ph]).
The paper was prepared for a special issue of European Physical Journal Special Topics (EPJ-ST)
curated by Prof. Sajjad Athar.
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2021/06/16: New GENIE paper on neutrino-induced hadronic multiparticle model tuning
A new paper on neutrino-induced hadronic multiparticle production led by our PhD student
Julia Tena-Vidal is now
posted at the arXiv (e-print: 2106.05884 [hep-ph]).
It presents a new tune of the
Andreopoulos-Gallagher-Kehayias-Yang (AGKY) hadronization model in GENIE
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2021/04/21: New GENIE paper on neutrino-nucleon cross-section model tuning
A new paper summarising the new neutrino-nucleon cross-section model tunes installed in
the well-known GENIE event generator is now
posted at the arXiv (e-print: 2104.09179 [hep-ph]).
The new tunes improve the cross-section modelling of low-multiplicity inelastic channels (single-pion and double-pion production)
and the modelling of the relative contributions of resonance and non-resonance processes to these final states.
Our PhD student Julia Tena-Vidal was the lead analyzer and first author.
Julia is funded through the Liverpool LIV.DAT
CDT on data intensive sciences with a project to develop physics simulation to underpin discoveries in the neutrino sector.
This is the first publication using the GENIE/Professor tuning interface developed by Liverpool post-doc
Marco Roda.
Initial work was supported by a Durham IPPP associateship award.
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2021/03/15-18: Contributions to New Directions in Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering (NDNN) workshop
Our work on the GENIE event generator
was featured in many of the talks presented in the
New Directions in Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering (NDNN) workshop held online in 15-18 March 2021.
(Click here for the scientific program.)
Two members of the group gave excellent and well-received talks there:
Marco Roda
gave an overview of the
GENIE tuning efforts,
while
Julia Tena-Vidal
discussed
comparisons of final state interaction simulations and validation against hadron-nucleus scattering data.
2020
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2020/12/01: Successful completion of our European Space Agency funded POSITRINO project
On December 1st, Costas Andreopoulos, Chris Barry,
Marco Roda and Júlia Tena Vidal
participated in the final review of the POSITRINO project. This is a European Space Agency (ESA) funded project for a
preliminary exploration of the innovative and disrupting technological concept of Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT)
applications based on neutrinos.
In this project, Liverpool teamed up with
Ana Cezón Moro, Javier Fidalgo Prieto, Stefano Melis and others from
GMV Innovations, a technological
business group headquartered in Madrid, with leading presence in many sectors including Defence and Security, Space, and Aeronautics.
The project was aimed at applications where the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) cannot work, such as
i) submarine navigation, ii) navigation in the Earth poles, where no GNSS satellites are in view, or iii) sub-surface applications.
Submarine navigation was chosen as the benchmark application due to the obvious disrupting potential:
Using neutrinos for navigation, in conjunction with other sensors, would allow military nuclear submarines to remain submerged,
in stealth mode, for very long times.
The final review was attended by several key figures in the field of including the Head of ESA GNNS Strategy,
as well as German, Italian and Czech state delegates to ESA.
According to Florin Grec overseeing this work on behalf of ESA along with Luis Mendes,
“The final outcome of the project surpassed our expectations and we are very pleased by the work done by GMV and Liverpool”.
Details will appears in a future publication.
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2020/02/05: CERN Theory Colloquium by Prof. Andreopoulos
In
a talk presented at the CERN Theory Colloquium,
Costas Andreopoulos
discussed the significance of improving our understanding of neutrino-nucleus interactions
and highlight some of the most pertinent puzzles in neutrino interaction physics,
and emphasised open problems in neutrino interaction phenomenology.
We would like to thank Joachim Kopp for the opportunity to discuss these
important issues with a CERN audience.
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2020/01/08-10: Contributions to the Fermilab Generator Tools Workshop
Early in January 2020, Costas Andreopoulos and,
Marco Roda attended the
Fermilab Generator Tools Workshop,
representing the GENIE collaboration
which is responsible for a suite of successful and very popular physics simulations and toolkits
incorporated into the simulation and analysis chain of many neutrino experiments.
Costas
discussed proposals, on behalf
of the GENIE collaboration, that would enable experiments to reuse their well-established
workflows and GENIE interfaces and toolkits (event generation, flux and detector
geometry drivers) in order to run a host of alternative physics simulations
that are development by smaller groups and lack the extensive toolkit present in GENIE.
The proposal, exemplifies the key role of the GENIE group in supporting the development
of physics simulations for the experimental neutrino community:
It would produce significant effiencies in delivering alternative physics simulations into
the full simulation chain of modern experiments, removing the need for duplication of
very extensive toolkits, and allowing developers to focus on the most crucial aspects of physics modelling.
2019
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2019/12/18: Francis wins the 2019 Rutherglen award
Congratulations to our PhD student Francis Bench
for winning the 2019
John G Rutherglen Memorial Prize, for his outstanding work on the
VALOR T2K 3-flavour oscillation analysis
and his contributions to
arXiv:1911.07283 and
arXiv:1910.03887
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2019/11/14: Contribution to T2K publication on electron antineutrino appearance
arXiv:1911.07283
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2019/11/13: Prof. Andreopoulos inaugural lecture
photo #1
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2019/10/09: Contribution to T2K publication describing world's most stringent constraints on leptonic CPV
arXiv:1910.03887
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2019/10/01: Welcoming a new PhD student in our group
A warm welome to our new PhD student
Jaiden Parlone starting today!
His doctoral research focus on the T2K 3-flavour oscillation
measurement using the VALOR analysis,
Jaiden
will be part of LIV.DAT,
the Liverpool Big Data Science Centre for Doctoral Training.
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2019/08/26-31: Contribution to NuFact 2019, Daegu, South Korea
Our PhD student Francis Bench delivered an
outstanding plenary talk at
NuFact 2019, held in Daegu (South Korea) at the end of August,
discussing the
`Current Status and Latest Results from the T2K experiment'.
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2019/07/08-19: Short-term visit to IFIC Valencia (part 1 of 2)
Between the 8th and 19th of July 2019, several members of our group
(Costas Andreopoulos,
Marco Roda, and
Julia Tena-Vidal) took a short-term visited to IFIC
under a KM3NeT Pilot Exchange Program supported by the KM3NeT-INFRADEV H2020 action.
The members of the Liverpool group worked primarily with the group of J.D. Zornoza
on GENIE simulations and interaction systematics in support of the broader KM3NeT physics program.
We would like to thank Juan de Dios for the hospitality, as well as for the
opportunity to spend two weeks focussed on GENIE research together with several
long-time colleagues at IFIC, and enjoy Valencia!
The Liverpool group will be back for a second 2-week visit in fall!
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2019/06/22: Tom Ham passes his first-year viva
Congratulations to our PhD student Tom Ham (SBN/SBND)
for passing his first year PhD viva!
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2019/06/03-08: Contributions to the 2019 ECT* Neutrino Generator workshop, Trento
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2019/04/08-2019/04/12: Hosting the GENIE core developers workshop at Liverpool
Several of the core developers of the GENIE MC simulation
were gathered at the Liverpool Management School between the 8th and 12th and April 2019,
discussing the GENIE infrastructures for quantitative comparisons against scattering data from
neutrino, charged lepton and hadron probes, as well as tools for the global analysis of neutrino scattering data.
The event was organised by our post-doc Marco Roda.
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2019/03/30-2019/04/03: Hosting the SBN Analysis workshop at Pembroke college, Oxford
The 3rd SBN Analysis Workshop was
was co-hosted by Costas Andreopoulos
at Pembroke college, Oxford, from the 30th of March till the 4th of April 2019.
Around 40 participants from US and Europe made substantial progress on several
aspects of SBN event reconsruction, event selection and oscillation analysis.
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2019/01/22-25: Contributions to PHYSTAT-nu 2019 at CERN
Our group made numerous contributions to the
PHYSTAT-nu workshop
held at CERN on 22-25 January 2019.
Costas Andreopoulos presented an invited talk on
`Systematic Uncertainties: The Neutrino Experiment Experience'.
Excellent posters were prepared by our PhD students:
Francis Bench presented
`Updated Results for the Search for
νμ →
νe
Oscillations from T2K in the 3-flavour Framework'
while Julia Tena-Vidal presented a poster on
`Tuning the pion production on free nuclei with GENIE v3'.
2018
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2018/12/21: Rhiannon wins the Best Experimental Poster award in NuPhys2018!
Our PhD student Rhiannon Jones wins the
Best Experimental Poster award in NuPhys2018, competing not only against other students,
but also against postdocs and even adacemics!
Rhiannon won the award with a poster presenting her work on
`Muon-Neutrino Charged-Current Zero-Pion Event Selection in SBND'.
This is not the first time Rhiannon wins such an award!
Clearly, a great talent in communicating her research.
Congratulations Rhiannon!
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2018/12/19-21: Contributions to NuPhys2018
Two PhD students of our group presented well-received posters in
NuPhys2018, held at the Cavendish Centre in London.
Francis Bench presented his work on
T2K Three-Flavour Oscillation Analysis for the Determination of δCP,
whereas Rhiannon Jones presented her work on
Muon-Neutrino Charged-Current Zero-Pion Event Selection in SBND.
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2018/12/18: A Professorship for Costas!
Costas Andreopoulos was awarded a Chair of Experimental Particle Physics
for outstanding contributions to the Department and advancement of physics.
Congratulations Professor Andreopoulos!
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2018/12/14: Julia wins the Leo Carroll award!
Congratulations to our student Julia Tena Vidal
for receiving the Liverpool HEP Leo Carroll award for outstanding performace
during her first year of post-graduate studies.
Awesome work Julia!
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2018/12/10: Funding success - European Space Agency tender
The European Space Agency has awarded €200k to our group and to GMV Innovating Solutions
for a preliminary exploration of the innovative and disrupting technological concept of
Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) applications based on neutrinos!
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2018/12/03: Funding success - Liverpool GTA funding for a PhD studentship
Our group's proposal for Liverpool GTA funding for a new PhD studentship aiming at
resolving the light-sterile neutrino anomalies using SBN data
analysis was succesfull! We invite applications from suitably qualified candidates.
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2018/12/03: Chris' PhD thesis defense
Congratulations to our student
Chris Barry for succesfully defending his PhD thesis work titled
`Joint Analysis of Neutrino and Antineutrino Data from the T2K Experiment
and Indications for Charge-Parity (CP) Violation'.
Well done Dr. Barry!
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2018/12/29: Contribution to the H2020 Neutrino Oscillations Workshop
Costas Andreopoulos delivers a talk on the
`GENIE3'
at the H2020 Neutrino Oscillations Workshop, Valencia, Spain.
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2018/10/24: Contribution to a newly-published Phys.Rev.Lett paper!
Publication of
Search for CP Violation in Neutrino and Antineutrino Oscillations by
the T2K Experiment with 2.2E+21 Protons on Target as
Phys. Rev. Lett. 121, 171802.
The paper includes important contributions from the
VALOR analysis
which is being developed by our group since 2010!
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2018/10/15: New SBN leadership roles for Costas and Marco
Costas Andreopoulos has been appointed
SBN Systematics and Oscillation Sensitivity WG co-convenor,
together with Daniele Gibin (Padova), whereas
Marco Roda has been appointed
Neutrino Generator WG co-convenor,
together with Jarek Nowak (Lancs).
Liverpool is heavily invested and has major leadership roles in the Fermilab SBN programme.
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2018/10/16: Contributions to NuINT18
Our group is well-represented in the
12th International Workshop on Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions in the Few-GeV Region (NuINT18),
held at GSSI, L'Aquila, Italy.
Our post-doc Marco Roda delivers an overview talk on
`GENIE v3', the first major release of the popular event generator in a more than a decade,
while our student Julia Tena Vidal presents a talk on the
`New physics tunes in GENIE v3'.
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2018/10/13: More contributions to NuSTEC DIS Workshop
Costas Andreopoulos delivers a talk on the
`GENIE neutrino-induced hadronization model'
at the NuSTEC Workshop on Shallow- and Deep-Inelastic Scattering, held at GSSI, L'Aquila, Italy.
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2018/10/11: Contributions to NuSTEC DIS Workshop
Our student Julia Tena Vidal delivers a talk on the
`Tuning of pion production in GENIE v3'
at the NuSTEC Workshop on Shallow- and Deep-Inelastic Scattering, held at GSSI, L'Aquila, Italy.
The talk summarises the excellent work completed by Julia in the first year of her PhD!
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2018/10/01: Welcoming a new PhD student in our group
A warm welome to our new PhD student Thomas Ham
who will be carrying out research in the Fermilab SBN programme!
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2018/08/20: Important new Departmental role for Costas
Costas Andreopoulos has been appointed
Deputy Director for Equality and Diversity
and will assist Prof. Tim Veal in this crucially important role,
shaping up the REF and TEF environment, and contributing effectively
to the implementation of the Liverpool 2026 strategy.
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2018/07/20: A Long Term Attachement to support SBND
Good luck to our PhD student Rhiannon Jones who
is starting her year-long LTA (Long Term Attachment) at Fermilab for work on the SBN programme!
Rhiannon's LTA is fully funded by STFC.
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2018/07/11: An important higher-education teaching award/qualification for Costas
Congratulations to Costas Andreopoulos for
the award of a Fellowship of the
Higher Education Academy (HEA),
recognizing excellence and commitmment in teaching and learning in the higher education sector.
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2018/06/07: Contributions to Neutrino2018
Our group had a strong presence
in Neutrino 2018 in Heidelberg, Germany -
The largest gathering of neutrino physicists to date with more than 800 participants!
Five excellent posters were presented by our group in this conference:
Our postdoc Steve Dennis described the
VALOR neutrino oscillation fit,
while our PhD student Francis Bench presented
updated T2K electron-antineutrino appearance results from his VALOR-based analysis.
Our postdoc Marco Roda highlighted new results
from our global analysis of neutrino scattering data and the new physics
tunes deployed in the latest release of the
GENIE neutrino generator.
Finally, our PhD students
Rhiannon Jones and Julia Tena Vidal
described some of the outstanding progress in our preparations for charged current zero-pion and
single-pion measurements in SBND. Congratulations to all!
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2018/06/22: Our new PhD students pass their first-year viva
Congratulations to our PhD students Julia Tena Vidal (SBN / GENIE)
and Jaggar Henzerling (SBN / Deep Learning) for passing their
first year PhD viva!
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2018/06/22: A new SBND role for Costas
Costas Andreopoulos was appointed to serve in the
and SBND Speakers Committee.
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2018/02/13: A seminar on GENIE
Our post-doc Marco Roda presents a talk on
`GENIE global tunes for LBL experiments -
A first application: global fit of CC0π datasets'
at the Cavendish HEP Seminar in Cambridge, UK.
2017
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2017/12/21: Contribution to NuPhys2017
Our PhD student Francis Bench presents a poster
on our VALOR
`T2K Three-Flavour Oscillation Analysis for the Determination δCP'
at the NuPhys2017 conference in London, UK.
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2017/10/21: GENIE seminar in Bologna
Our post-doc Marco Roda delivers a seminar on
`GENIE global tunes for LBL experiments -
A first application: global fit of CC0π datasets'
at the University of Bologna, Italy.
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2017/10/15: MPHYS projects on Deep Learning
This year our group will offer two MPHYS research projects on
Deep Learning applications for LArTPC event reconstruction:
Our warm welcome to 4th-yr Reece Shaw
and Josh Warren who will be joing us!
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2017/10/01: Welcoming two new PhD students in our group
A warm welcome to our two new PhD students Julia Tena Vidal
and Jaggar Henzerling!
Julia and Jaggar will be carrying out their research in the Fermilab SBN programme
and will help develop the GENIE global analysis of neutrino scattering data
and applications of Deep Learning for liquid Argon TPC event reconstruction.
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2017/09/27: Contribution to NUFACT2017
Our post-doc Marco Roda delivers a talk on
`GENIE model and global fit to neutrino scattering data'
at the 19th Intl' Workshop on Neutrinos from Accelerators
(NUFACT2017) in Uppsala, Sweden.
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2017/09/15: Rhiannon wins UK-wide HEP poster competition
Congratulations to our PhD student Rhiannon Jones for winning the
poster competition at the annual STFC HEP Summer School!
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2017/09/14: GENIE seminar at Fermilab
Our post-doc Marco Roda
delivers a Fermilab NPC seminar on
our `Global Analysis of Neutrino Scattering Data and GENIE tunes'.
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2017/09/01: IPPP Associateship Award for Costas
Congratulations to Costas Andreopoulos for receiving an extension of
his IPPP Associateship Award!
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2017/08/04: Our VALOR/T2K work leads to first hints for CP invariance violation by neutrinos
Press release
on the T2K hints for CP invariance violation by neutrinos!
Our group played a key role in this 3-flavour oscillation result through the development of the
VALOR analysis,
and our PhD student Chris Barry was a lead analyzer.
This beautiful and world-leading result will be presented in detail in Chris' PhD dissertation!
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2017/07/06: Contribution to MCnet Monte Carlo School
Costas Andreopoulos delivers a lecture on
`Neutrino Monte Carlo Generators' at the
MCnet Monte Carlo School in Lund, Sweden
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2017/06/22: Our new PhD students pass their first-year viva
Congratulations to our PhD students Rhiannon Jones (SBN)
and Francis Bench (T2K) for passing their
first year PhD viva!
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2017/05/16: Contribution to published DUNE Near Detector Task Force (NDTF) report
Publication of the DUNE Near Detector Task Force (NDTF) report
(DUNE-doc-1792)
co-authored by Costas Andreopoulos
and our post-docs Steve Dennis and George Christodoulou.
Our group played a crucial role in this effort, co-developed the simulation of the High-Pressure Gaseous Argon
Time Projection Chamber (HPGArTPC) option for the DUNE Near Detector (ND), and provided the first end-to-end 3-flavour
oscillation analysis for DUNE for the evaluation of all ND design options.
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2017/05/13: Contribution to CoSSURF2017
Costas Andreopoulos delivers a talk on
`Neutrino Cross-Sections' at the
Conference of Science at the Sanford
Underground Research Facility (CoSSURF), in Rapid City, US.
Our PhD student Rhiannon Jones presented a related poster on our
`Global Analysis of Neutrino Scattering Data and GENIE tunes'.
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2017/06/29: Contribution to NuINT2017
Costas Andreopoulos presents the
`Near Detector of the Fermilab Short-Baseline Neutrino (SBN) Programme',
while our post-doc Steve Dennis reports on the status of
`Neutrino Interaction Systematics for the T2K Oscillation Analysis',
at the 11th Intl' Workshop on Neutrino-Nucleus Interactions
in the Few-GeV Region (NuINT17) in Toronto, Canada.
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2017/05/15: URA travel grant awarded to Rhiannon and Steve
Congratulations to our PhD student Rhiannon Jones
and post-doctoral researcher Steve Dennis
who were awarded $1550 each by the Universities Research Association (URA)
to present their work on the GENIE global analysis of scattering data
and on the VALOR neutrino oscillation analysis,
at New Perspectives at Fermilab.
They were 2 only 11 early stage researchers who received funding by URA.
The URA is a consortium of 90 leading research-intensive universities in US, Canada, Japan, Italy and the UK.
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2017/04/19: Contribution to NuSTEC Topical Meeting on Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering
Costas Andreopoulos
delivers a talk on the
`Impact of Neutrino Interaction Uncertainties on VALOR Oscillation Fits'
at the Topical Meeting on Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering in Durham, UK.
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2017/04/15: CoSSURF17 travel grant awarded to Rhiannon
Congratulations to our PhD student Rhiannon Jones
who received a $600 travel grant to present her work on SBND and
at the Conference on Science at the Sanford Underground Research Facility (CoSSURF17).
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2017/04/10: Contribution to a newly-published Phys.Rev.Lett paper!
Publication of
Combined Analysis of Neutrino and Antineutrino Oscillations at T2K
as
Phys. Rev. Lett. 118, 151801.
The paper includes important contributions from the
VALOR analysis
which is being developed by our group since 2010!
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2017/04/04: Contribution to DIS2017
Costas Andreopoulos delivers a talk on
`Neutrino-Nucleon/Nucleus Interaction Measurements at the Few-GeV Energy Scale'
at the 25th International Workshop on Deep Inelastic Scattering
and Related Topics (DIS2017) in Birmingham, UK.
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2017/03/21: Contribution to 2nd Workshop on Neutrino Near Detectors based on gas TPCs
Costas Andreopoulos presents an
`Evaluation of Systematic Constraints and CP Symmetry Violation Sensitivity
with the High-Pressure Gaseous Argon Time Projection Chamber (HPGArTPC) Near Detector Concept' at
the 2nd Workshop on Neutrino Near Detectors based on gas TPCs, at CERN.
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2017/03/07: T2K seminar in Cambridge
Costas Andreopoulos presents the
`Latest Results from the T2K Experiment on CP Violation'
at the Cavendish HEP Seminar in Cambridge, UK.
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2017/03/05: Funding approval - GENIE studentship as part of LIV.DAT
Funding approval for the
LIV.DAT
Liverpool Centre for Doctoral Training on Data-Intensive Sciences, providing support for several new PhD studentships.
One of the students will work within our group and will focus on
Physics Simulations to Underpin Discoveries in the Neutrino Sector.
