Poster sessions

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Poster session 1
Monday 4 July

Poster session 2
Tuesday 5 July

Poster session 3
Wednesday 6 July

Poster session 4
Friday 8 July

Poster session 1 - Monday 4 July

Please note that the poster programme is subject to change.

P1.001	High-Energy Neutrino follow-up of first gravitational wave event GW 150914 Véronique Van Elewyck, APC / Université Paris Diderot, France on behalf of ANTARES, IceCube and LIGO/Virgo collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P1.002	Particle identification in KM3NeT/ARCA Thomas Heid, ECAP - FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany on behalf of KM3NeT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.003	Lowering the CUORE energy threshold Simone Copello, Università di Genova, Italy on behalf of CUORE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.004	Neutrino physics with DARWIN Mohamed Lotfi Benabderrahmane, New York University Abu Dhabi, UAE on behalf of DARWIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.005	CHIPS R&D: water attenuation measurements Jenny Thomas, University College London, UK on behalf of CHIPS collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.006	Status of KIMS-NaI experiments Jungsic Park, Institute for Basic Science, South Korea on behalf of KIMS-NaI collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.007	A prototype for a neutrino high pressure TPC Asher Kaboth, Royal Holloway University of London, UK [view abstract pdf]
P1.008	Performance evaluation of the 50 cm Box-and-Line PMT for Hyper-Kamiokande Daisuke Fukuda, Okayama University, Japan [view abstract pdf]
P1.009	The underwater test of new photo-detectors for Hyper-Kamiokande Fumimasa Muto, Nagoya University, Japan on behalf of Hyper-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.010	Mechanical characteristics of new photodetectors and covers for Hyper-Kamiokande Shoei Nakayama, Kamioka Observatory ICRR University of Tokyo, Japan on behalf of Hyper-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.011	JUNO underground facilities and construction status Xiaonan Li, Institute of High Energy Physics, China on behalf of JUNO Collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.012	The R&D of 20 inch MCP-PMTs for JUNO Sen Qian, Institute of High Energy Physics, China on behalf of MCP-PMT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.013	A highly-integrated receiver chip with an automatic baseline regulation for JUNO Pavithra Muralidharan, Forschungzentrum Jülich, Germany on behalf of JUNO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.014	JUNO PMT system and prototyping test Zhimin Wang, IHEP, China on behalf of JUNO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.015	Scattering length monitoring at the SNO+ detector Stefanie Langrock, Queen Mary University of London, UK on behalf of SNO+ collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.016	Benefits of Gd for high energy neutrinos Pablo Fernández Menéndez, UAM, Spain on behalf of Super-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.017	Occulting light concentrators in liquid scintillator neutrino detectors Buizza Avanzini, CNRS/LLR, France [view abstract pdf]
P1.018	Probing the Cherenkov and Scintillation Light Separation for Next-Generation Neutrino Detectors Javier Caravaca, UC Berkeley/LBNL, USA [view abstract pdf]
P1.019	Neutrino physics with accelerator driven subcritical reactors Emilio Ciuffoli, IMP/CAS, China [view abstract pdf]
P1.020	Neutrino telescopes with the deepest overburden: The Jinping neutrino experiment Linyan Wan, Tsinghua University, China [view abstract pdf]
P1.021	Spectrometry of the Earth using neutrino oscillations Carsten Rott, Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea [view abstract pdf]
P1.022	Prototype detection unit for the CHIPS experiment Maciej Pfutzner, University College London, UK on behalf of CHIPS collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.023	The protoDUNE single-phase detector and beam measurement program at CERN Thomas Kutter, Louisiana State University, USA on behalf of DUNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.024	Electron diffusion measurements in the ICARUS T600 detector Marta Torti, University of Pavia/INFN Pavia, Italy on behalf of ICARUS collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.025	Muon neutrino disappearance at NOvA analysis details Kirk Bays, Caltech, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.026	A search for sterile neutrinos at the NOvA far detector Gareth Kafka, Harvard University, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.027	Looking at two beams in the NOvA near detector Ryan Murphy, Indiana University, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.028	Charge current electron neutrino event identification in the NOvA detectors Alexander Radovic, College of William and Mary, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.029	NOvA results on muon neutrino disappearance Luke Vinton, University of Sussex, UK on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.030	Electron neutrino appearance in NOvA Erika Catano-Mur, Iowa State University, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.031	Calibration in the NOvA detectors Diana Patricia Méndez, University of Sussex, UK on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.032	The Convolutional Visual Network (CVN) algorithm and its applications to NOvA event identification and reconstruction Fernanda Psihas, Indiana University, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.033	Event reconstruction in NOvA Gavin Davies, Indiana University, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.034	Overview of the nuPRISM detector design Thomas Lindner, TRIUMF, Canada on behalf of nuPRISM collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.035	Search for muon neutrino disappearance at the OPERA experiment in the CNGS beam Budimir Klicek, Rudjer Boskovic Institute, Croatia on behalf of OPERA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.036	Anti-neutrino beam direction and intensity measurement with the T2K on-axis near Detector Tatsuya Hayashino, Kyoto University, Japan on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.037	Estimating the pion and kaon contributions to the T2K neutrino beam Alasdair Knox, Lancaster University, UK on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.038	Recent T2K flux predictions with NA61/SHINE thin graphite target measurements Magdalena Posiadala-Zezula, University of Warsaw, Poland on behalf of T2K and NA61/SHINE collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P1.039	Muon neutrino and antineutrino selection in the tracker of the T2K off-axis near detector Pawel Przewlocki, National Centre for Nuclear Research, Poland on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.040	Improving T2K oscillation analyses using fiTQun: A new maximum-likelihood event reconstruction for Super-Kamiokande Andrew Missert, University of Colorado Boulder, USA on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.041	Muon antineutrino disappearance and electron antineutrino appearance searches at T2K Raj Shah, STFC, UK on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.042	A CCPi0 inclusive analysis at the T2K near detector Dave Shaw, Lancaster University, UK on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.043	Towards T2K neutrino flux predictions using the replica target measurements by NA61/SHINE Laura Zambelli, LAPP/CNRS/Université Savoie Mont Blanc, France on behalf of T2K and NA61/SHINE collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P1.044	Wire-cell tomographic event reconstruction for large LArTPCs Xin Qian, Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA [view abstract pdf]
P1.045	Silicon photomultipliers characterization for future neutrino detectors Koun Choi, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA [view abstract pdf]
P1.046	Optimization of metallic magnetic calorimeters arrays with embedded Ho-163 for the ECHo experiment Christian Enss, Heidelberg University, Germany on behalf of ECHo collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.047	Development of transition edge sensors with rf-SQUID based multiplexing system for the HOLMES experiment Andrei Puiu, University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy on behalf of HOLMES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.048	Commissioning of the KATRIN main spectrometer with an angular-selective photo-electron source Jan David Behrens, WWU Münster, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.049	Background processes in the KATRIN main spectrometer Florian Fraenkle, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.050	Thermal properties of the KATRIN source section Moritz Hackenjos, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.051	The Windowless Gaseous Tritium Source (WGTS) for the KATRIN experiment Florian Heizmann, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.052	The condensed krypton source for the KATRIN experiment Philipp Chung-On Ranitzsch, University of Muenster, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.053	Gaseous ^83mKr generator based on⁸³Rb deposited in zeolite Jana Sentkerestiova, Nuclear Physics Institute of the CAS, v.v.i., Czech Republic on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.054	Tritium ion blocking and detection in the KATRIN experiment Manuel Klein, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.055	Energy calibration of the KATRIN experiment Oliver Rest, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.056	Results from the Project 8 phase-1 cyclotron radiation emission spectroscopy detector Benjamin LaRoque, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA on behalf of Project 8 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.057	Project 8: Towards a neutrino mass limit using the cyclotron radiation from tritium beta decays Noah Oblath, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA on behalf of Project 8 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.058	Development of the front-end board of a Xenon gas Time Projection Chamber at the AXEL neutrinoless double beta decay search experiment Shunsuke Tanaka, Kyoto University, Japan on behalf of AXEL collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.059	CALDER: Kinetic inductance light detectors to search for double beta decay Marco Vignati, INFN Roma, Italy on behalf of CALDER collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.060	Development of scintillating bolometer for 48Ca neutrinoless double beta decay search Konosuke Tetsuno, Osaka University, Japan on behalf of CANDLES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.061	Pulse shape discrimination techniques for the COBRA experiment Stefan Zatschler, TU Dresden, Institute for Nuclear and Particle Physics, Germany on behalf of COBRA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.062	The LUCIFER/CUPID-0 demonstrator: searching for the neutrinoless double-beta decay with Zn82Se scintillating bolometers Karoline Schaeffner, GSSI- Gran Sasso Science Institute, Italy on behalf of CUPID collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.063	The potential of discrimination methods in a high pressure xenon TPC for the search of the neutrinoless double-beta decay of Xe-136 Francisco Jose Iguaz Gutierrez, University of Zaragoza, Spain [view abstract pdf]
P1.064	Preparation for KamLAND-Zen 800 Shingo Hayashida, Tohoku University, Japan on behalf of KamLAND-Zen collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.065	Delayed charge recovery discrimination of passivated surface alpha events in P-type point-contact detectors Julieta Gruszko, University of Washington, USA on behalf of MAJORANA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.066	The SuperNEMO light injection and monitoring system Thibaud Le Noblet, LAPP / Université Savoie Mont-Blanc, France on behalf of NEMO-3/SuperNEMO collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P1.067	Radioassay program for nEXO – the next generation double beta decay experiment Hei-man Tsang, University of Alabama, USA on behalf of nEXO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.068	Ba-ion extraction from a high pressure Xe gas for double-beta decay studies with nEXO Thomas Brunner, McGill University, Canada on behalf of nEXO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.069	Photon detection in nEXO Fabrice Retiere, TRIUMF, Canada on behalf of nEXO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.070	NuDot: A prototype directional liquid scintillator detector Lindley Winslow, MIT, USA on behalf of NuDot collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.071	SINGLE: single photon sensitive cryogenic light detectors Matteo Biassoni, INFN Milano Bicocca, Italy on behalf of SINGLE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.072	Commissioning the SNO+ Detector Ian Coulter, University of Pennsylvania, USA on behalf of SNO+ collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.073	Pulse shape analysis techniques in liquid scintillator for the identification and suppression of radioactive backgrounds to neutrinoless double beta decay Jack Dunger, University of Oxford, UK on behalf of SNO+ collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.074	A new technique to load 130Te in liquid scintillator for neutrinoless double beta decay experiments Steven Biller, University of Oxford, UK on behalf of SNO+ collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.075	Radon mitigation strategy and results for the SuperNEMO experiment Xinran Liu, University College London, UK on behalf of SuperNEMO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.076	The SuperNemo ⁸²Se ββον-source-foils and their radiopurity measurement with the BiPo-3 detector Pia Loaiza, Laboratoire de l'Accelerateur Lineaire, LAL, CNRS, France on behalf of SuperNEMO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.077	Cherenkov light identification in TeO₂ crystals with Si low-temperature detectors Chiara Brofferio, Università degli Studi di Milano Bicocca and INFN, Italy [view abstract pdf]
P1.078	The design of the JUNO veto system Haoqi Lu, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China on behalf of JUNO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.079	Radioactivity evaluation and control for the JUNO detector components and materials Jie Zhao, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China on behalf of JUNO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.080	Status of experiment NEUTRINO-4 search for sterile neutrino Anatolii Serebrov, Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute, Russia on behalf of NEUTRINO-4 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.081	Light yield and energy resolution studies for SoLid phase 1 Delphine Boursette, LAL University Paris Sud Orsay, France on behalf of SoLid collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.082	Antineutrino monitoring of spent nuclear fuel Vedran Brdar, JGU Mainz, Germany [view abstract pdf]
P1.083	Results from the VIDARR near-field antineutrino detector at Wylfa Power Station Matthew Murdoch, University of Liverpool, UK [view abstract pdf]
P1.084	VIDARR reactor antineutrino detector upgrade Yan-Jie Schnellbach, University of Liverpool, UK [view abstract pdf]
P1.085	TPB thickness and Quantum Efficiency measurements for the new Icarus T600 light detection system in the SBN project Maura Spanu, Università di Pavia, Italy [view abstract pdf]
P1.086	Performance study of the new light collection system for the ICARUS T600 detector Andrea Falcone, University of Texas Arlington, USA on behalf of ICARUS collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.087	Signal processing in the MicroBooNE LAr TPC Craig Thorn, Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA on behalf of the MicroBooNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.088	Light detection system simulations for SBND Diego Garcia-Gamez, University of Manchester, UK on behalf of SBND collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.089	Triggers and readout electronics for the STEREO experiment Victor Helaine, LPSC/UGA/CNRS, France on behalf of STEREO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.090	Going low : measurement of the solar pp-neutrino flux with liquid scintillator detector Oleg Smirnov, JINR, Russia on behalf of Borexino collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.091	Low energy triggering for Hyper-Kamiokande Thomas Dealtry, Lancaster University, UK on behalf of Hyper-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.092	Towards ¹⁴C-free liquid scintillator Timo Enqvist, University of Oulu, Finland [view abstract pdf]
P1.093	The DUNE 35-ton LArTPC prototype: Data acquisition, online software and monitoring Jonathan Davies, University of Sussex, UK on behalf of DUNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P1.094	The joint search for gravitational wave and low energy neutrino signals from core-collapse supernovae: Methodology and status report Maxim Gromov, SINP-MSU, Russia on behalf of LIGO/VIRGO, IceCube, LVD, Borexino and KamLAND-Zen collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P1.095	The KM3NeT multi-PMT digital optical module Ronald Bruijn, University of Amsterdam FOM/Nikhef, Netherlands on behalf of KM3NeT collaboration [view abstract pdf]