Poster sessions

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All confirmed presenting poster authors can submit a one page summary of their poster for display on screens at the conference and within the conference mobile app. Please create your one page summary in the following template and submit to conferences@iop.org before 31 May 2016.

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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 2 - Tuesday 5 July

Please note that the poster programme is subject to change.

P2.001	Search for high energy neutrinos from bright GRBs with ANTARES Silvia Celli, INFN-Roma, Italy on behalf of ANTARES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.002	Search for a diffuse flux of astrophysical neutrinos with the ANTARES telescope Luigi Antonio Fusco, University of Bologna and INFN - Sezione di Bologna, Italy on behalf of ANTARES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.003	A Search for Neutrinos from the Fermi Bubbles with the ANTARES Telescope Steffen Hallmann, ECAP, University of Erlangen, Germany on behalf of ANTARES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.004	All flavour search for cosmic neutrino sources with the ANTARES neutrino telescope Tino Michael, Nikhef, Netherlands on behalf of ANTARES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.005	Measurements of high energy neutrinos from pulsar wind nebulae Irene Di Palma, INFN / University of Rome "La Sapienza", Italy [view abstract pdf]
P2.006	Search for signal emission from AGN populations with the ANTARES neutrino telescope Rodrigo G. Ruiz, APC, France on behalf of ANTARES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.007	Study of the Galactic Center region with the ANTARES neutrino telescope Antoine Kouchner, Université Paris 7 Diderot, France on behalf of ANTARES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.008	First results from two deep Askaryan Radio Array stations Michael DuVernois, University of Wisconsin-Madison WIPAC, USA on behalf of ARA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.009	Study of the GERDA Phase II background spectrum Valerio D'Andrea, Gran Sasso Science Institute, INFN, Italy on behalf of GERDA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.010	H.E.S.S. searches for TeV gamma-ray emission associated with high-energy neutrinos Fabian Schüssler, IRFU / CEA-Saclay, France on behalf of H.E.S.S. collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.011	Studying the flavor ratios of high energy astrophysical neutrinos by the next generation neutrino telescopes Hiroshi Nunokawa, Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio), Brazil [view abstract pdf]
P2.012	Enhanced Starting Track Event Selection for Diffuse Neutrinos in IceCube Kyle Jero, University of Wisconsin Madison, USA on behalf of IceCube collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.013	An all-sky search for muon neutrinos coincident with observed gamma ray bursts in IceCube Ryan Maunu, University of Maryland, USA on behalf of IceCube collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.014	Withdrawn
P2.015	First results of the first KM3NeT detection line Karel Melis, Nikhef, Netherlands on behalf of KM3NeT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.016	KM3NeT/ARCA sensitvity to point-like neutrino sources Agata Trovato, LNS-INFN, Italy on behalf of KM3NeT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.017	What is the galactic contribution to IceCube neutrino events? Andrea Palladino, Gran Sasso Science Institute, Italy [view abstract pdf]
P2.018	Neutrino flavor evolution in a binary neutron star merger remnant Maik Frensel, University of Basel, Switzerland [view abstract pdf]
P2.019	Diffuse neutrino emission from the Galaxy above the TeV Daniele Gaggero, GRAPPA - University of Amsterdam, Netherlands [view abstract pdf]
P2.020	Very High Energy Neutrinos from nearby long GRB afterglows Jessymol K Thomas, University of Johannesburg, South Africa [view abstract pdf]
P2.021	Sensitivity of new physics by joint analysis of neutrino oscillation on Hyper-Kamiokande Miao Jiang, Kyoto University, Japan on behalf of Hyper-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.022	Constraining neutrino oscillation parameters with IceCube/DeepCore Philipp Eller, Penn State University, USA on behalf of IceCube collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.023	Atmospheric muon and electron neutrino energy spectrum measured by first year of IceCube-86 detector Takao Kuwabara, Chiba University, Japan on behalf of IceCube collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.024	Search for sterile neutrinos with IceCube DeepCore Andrii Terliuk, DESY, Germany on behalf of IceCube collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.025	Tomography of the Earth from the study of atmospheric neutrino oscillations with KM3NeT-ORCA Simon Bourret, APC - Université Paris-Diderot, France on behalf of KM3NeT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.026	Probing new physics with atmospheric neutrinos at KM3NeT-ORCA Joao Coelho, APC - Université Paris-Diderot, France on behalf of KM3NeT-ORCA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.027	Sensitivity of atmospheric neutrino experiments to neutrino non-standard interactions Shinya Fukasawa, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan [view abstract pdf]
P2.028	Measurements of the atmospheric neutrino flux by Super-Kamiokande: energy spectra, geomagnetic effects, and solar modulation Kimihiro Okumura, ICRR - University of Tokyo, Japan on behalf of Super-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.029	Calculation of atmospheric neutrino flux with recent observation of primary cosmic rays Morihiro Honda, ICRR - University of Tokyo, Japan [view abstract pdf]
P2.030	Prompt atmospheric neutrino flux and its theoretical uncertainties Yu Seon Jeong, KISTI, Korea, South Korea [view abstract pdf]
P2.031	SHiP: a new facility with a dedicated detector for studying tau-neutrino properties and nucleon structure functions Daniel Bick, Universität Hamburg, Germany on behalf of SHiP collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.032	Measuring neutron backgrounds with ANNIE Matthew Malek, University of Sheffield, UK on behalf of ANNIE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.033	The Accelerator Neutrino Neutron Interaction Experiment (ANNIE) Carrie McGivern, Iowa State University, USA on behalf of ANNIE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.034	Neutron run in Mini-CAPTAIN Babu Bhandari, University of Houston, USA on behalf of CAPTAIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.035	An overview of the CAPTAIN experimental program Jelena Maricic, University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA on behalf of CAPTAIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.036	Withdrawn
P2.037	Physics with naI detectors at a stopped pion neutrino source Jason Detwiler, University of Washington, USA on behalf of COHERENT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.038	COHERENT at the Spallation Neutron Source Kate Scholberg, Duke University, USA on behalf of COHERENT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.039	Measurements of neutrino-induced neutron production processes by the COHERENT collaboration Phil Barbeau, Triangle Universities Nuclear Lab, USA on behalf of COHERENT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.040	High precision neutrino flux measurements with ENUBET Michele Pozzato, INFN - Sezione di Bologna, Italy on behalf of ENUBET collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.041	Progress towards a retune of the comprehensive neutrino interaction model in the GENIE Monte Carlo Generator Christopher Barry, University of Liverpool, UK on behalf of GENIE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.042	Improvements of simulation of pion production in GENIE Libo Jiang, University of Pittsburgh, United States on behalf of GENIE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.043	Probing nuclear effects in few GeV neutrino-nucleus interactions using single-transverse kinematic imbalance with the MINERvA experiment Xianguo Lu, University of Oxford, UK on behalf of MINERvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.044	MINERvA measurements of partonic nuclear effects with neutrinos in in the higher energy ME NuMI Beam Anne Norrick, The College of William and Mary, USA on behalf of MINERvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.045	Low energy atomic response in neutrino scattering Cheng-Pang Liu, National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan on behalf of NCTS-ECP4 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.046	Single pion production in neutrino reactions Monireh Kabirnezhad, National Center for Nuclear Research, Poland [view abstract pdf]
P2.047	Progress towards a muon neutrino inclusive charged current cross section measurement using NOvA's near detector Enrique Arrieta Díaz, Southern Methodist University, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.048	Muon neutrino on electron elastic scattering in the NOvA near detector and its applications beyond the Standard Model Biao Wang, Southern Methodist University, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.049	Low energy neutrino physics and dark matter searches with sub-kev germanium detectors Lakhwinder Singh, Institute of Physics Academia Sinica, Taiwan on behalf of TEXONO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.050	New experiment at J-PARC to measure the muon neutrino cross section ratio between water and hydrocarbon Ken'ichi Kin, Osaka City University, Japan on behalf of WAGASCI collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.051	Status of global sterile neutrino fits Gabriel Collin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA [view abstract pdf]
P2.052	Atmospheric neutrino oscillations for earth tomography Walter Winter, DESY, Germany [view abstract pdf]
P2.053	Mind the Gap on IceCube: Cosmic neutrino spectrum and muon anomalous magnetic moment Toshihiko Ota, Saitama University, Japan [view abstract pdf]
P2.054	MeV sterile neutrino decays at the Fermilab SBN complex Mark Ross-Lonergan, IPPP-Durham University, UK [view abstract pdf]
P2.055	Implications of non-unitary lepton mixing matrix using a new parametrization which separates "new-physics" from "standard" physics Francisco Escrihuela, AHEP CSIC Universitat de Valencia, Spain [view abstract pdf]
P2.056	Search for time-varying v̅e → v̅e oscillation probability and lorentz-CPT violation at Daya Bay Aaron Higuera, University of Houston, USA on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.057	Calibration and reconstruction of the Daya Bay antineutrino detector Bei-Zhen Hu, National Taiwan University, Taiwan on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.058	Cosmogenic neutron production at the Daya Bay experiment Ian Mitchell, University of Houston, USA on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.059	Energy response model of the Daya Bay experiment Nicolás Viaux, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.060	Search for a light sterile neutrino at Daya Bay Henoch Wong, University of California, Berkeley, USA on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.061	Measurement of sin²(2θ₁₃) via neutron capture on hydrogen at Daya Bay Mengting Yang, Shandong University, China on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.062	Improved measurement of reactor antineutrino flux and spectrum at Daya Bay Liang Zhan, Institute of High Energy Physics, China on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.063	Oscillation analysis in Daya Bay experiment Maxim Gonchar, JINR, Russia on behalf of Daya Bay collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.064	Sterile neutrino search with the Double Chooz experiment Denise Hellwig, RWTH Aachen University, Germany on behalf of Double Chooz collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.065	Reactor spectral rate and shape measurement with the Double Chooz detectors Anthony Onillon, APC - Université Paris Diderot-Paris 7, France on behalf of Double Chooz collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.066	Double Chooz - detectors Emmanuel Chauveau, CENBG, France on behalf of Double Chooz collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.067	Neutrino detection systematics in the two detector phase of the Double Chooz experiment Diana Navas Nicolás, CIEMAT, Spain on behalf of Double Chooz collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.068	IBD background rejection and tagging at the Double Chooz experiment Adrien Hourlier, APC - Université Paris Diderot, France on behalf of Double Chooz collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.069	The ⁹Li/⁸He predicted spectra and their yield measurements with the Double Chooz experiment Valérian Sibille, CEA Saclay, France on behalf of Double Chooz collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.070	Prompt energy calibration at RENO Sang Yong Kim, Seoul National University, South Korea on behalf of RENO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.071	Precise measurement of reactor antineutrino flux and spectrum Eunhyang Kwon, Seoul National University, Korea, South Korea [view abstract pdf]
P2.072	Spectral measurement of theta13 and \|dm_ee^2\| at RENO Hyunkwan Seo, Seoul National University, South Korea on behalf of RENO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.073	Measurement of theta13 using RENO reactor neutrino events with neutron capture on hydrogen Changdong Shin, Chonnam National University, South Korea on behalf of RENO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.074	Search for sterile neutrinos at RENO Insung Yeo, Chonnam University, South Korea on behalf of RENO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.075	Status of the DANSS project Yuriy Shitov, Imperial College London, UK on behalf of DANSS collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.076	The Fermilab Short-Baseline Neutrino Program David Schmitz, University of Chicago, USA on behalf of ICARUS, MicroBooNE and SBND collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P2.077	Model uncertainties at MicroBooNE Marco Del Tutto, University of Oxford, UK on behalf of the MicroBooNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.078	Measurements of muon neutrino charged-current interactions by the MicroBooNE experiment Adam Lister, Lancaster University, UK on behalf of the MicroBooNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.079	Vertex reconstruction algorithm development for the MicroBooNE single photon event search Robert Murrells, University of Manchester, UK on behalf of the MicroBooNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.080	The Pandora multi-algorithm approach to automated pattern recognition in LAr TPC detectors John Marshall, University of Cambridge, UK on behalf of MicroBooNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.081	NOvA short-baseline tau-neutrino appearance search Adam Aurisano, University of Cincinnati, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.082	NOvA short-baseline electron-neutrino appearance search Louise Suter, FNAL, USA on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.083	Improvements in the simulation code of the SOX experiment Alessio Caminata, INFN Genoa, Italy on behalf of SOX collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.084	Direct detection of the cosmic neutrino background Yufeng Li, Institute of High Energy Physics, China [view abstract pdf]
P2.085	MAGIC gamma-ray telescopes hunting for neutrinos and their sources Dariusz Gora, DESY/HU, Germany on behalf of MAGIC collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.086	SBND: status of the Fermilab short-baseline near detector Nicola McConkey, University of Sheffield, UK on behalf of SBND collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P2.087	High scale mixing relations as a natural explanation for large neutrino mixing Mehran Zahiri Abyaneh, University of Valencia, Spain [view abstract pdf]
P2.088	Reactor antineutrino detector: iDREAM Alexander Chepurnov, M.V.Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia [view abstract pdf]
P2.089	Search for muon antineutrino disappearance due to sterile antineutrino oscillations with the MINOS/MINOS+ experiment Alex Sousa, University of Cincinnati, USA on behalf of MINOS collaboration [view abstract pdf]