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 4 - Friday 8 July

Please note that the poster programme is subject to change.

P4.001	Effect of new physics in astrophysical neutrino flavour Teppei Katori, Queen Mary University of London, UK [view abstract pdf]
P4.002	Neutrino statistics in a single pixel Michael Feyereisen, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands [view abstract pdf]
P4.003	Studying neutrino oscillations with atmospheric neutrinos in DUNE Andrew, Blake, Lancaster University, UK on behalf of DUNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.004	Atmospheric neutrinos in JUNO Wan-Lei Guo, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China on behalf of JUNO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.005	Results on dark matter searches with the ANTARES neutrino telescope Juande Zornoza, IFIC (UV-CSIC), Spain on behalf of ANTARES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.006	The COSINUS project: a NaI-based cryogenic calorimeter based for direct dark matter detection Florian Reindl, Max-Planck-Institute for Physics, Germany on behalf of COSINUS collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.007	Search for dark photons using data from CRESST-II phase 2 Achim Gütlein, Institute for High Energy Physics, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria on behalf of CRESST collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.008	Direct dark matter search with the CRESST-III experiment - status and perspectives Michael Willers, Technische Universität München, Germany on behalf of CRESST collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.009	DEAP-3600 dark matter experiment Peter Skensved, Queen's University, Canada on behalf of DEAP-3600 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.010	The novel trigger system of DEAP-3600 Benjamin Smith, TRIUMF, Canada on behalf of DEAP-3600 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.011	EDELWEISS-III: low mass WIMP results and perspectives Claudia Nones, CEA/IRFU, France on behalf of EDELWEISS collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.012	A search for bosonic dark matter with the Majorana Demonstrator Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay Experiment Reyco Henning, UNC Chapel Hill / TUNL, USA on behalf of Majorana collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.013	Dark matter searches with the Super-Kamiokande detector Katarzyna Frankiewicz, National Centre for Nuclear Research, Poland on behalf of Super-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.014	Search for heavy neutral leptons with the near detector complex ND280 of the T2K experiment Alexander Izmaylov, IFIC CSIC, Spain on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.015	Radon assay and radioactivity database in Kamioka Yasuo Takeuchi, Kobe University, Japan [view abstract pdf]
P4.016	keV sterile neutrino dark matter from singlet scalar decay -- formal concepts and analyses on structure formation Maximilian Totzauer, Max-Planck-Institute for Physics, Germany [view abstract pdf]
P4.017	Measurements of muon multiple scattering at MICE Ryan Bayes, University of Glasgow, UK on behalf of MICE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.018	The status of MICE Adam Dobbs, Imperial College London, UK on behalf of MICE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.019	The MICE demonstration of muon ionization cooling Edward Overton, University of Sheffield, UK on behalf of MICE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.020	nuSTORM: Summary of capabilities Alan Bross, Fermilab, USA on behalf of nuSTORM collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.021	Atmospheric tau neutrino appearance measurement with IceCube DeepCore Michael Larson, Niels Bohr Institute, Denmark on behalf of IceCube collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.022	Physics sensitivity of a possible extended T2K Run -- T2K phase 2 Megan Friend, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK), Japan on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.023	First joint analysis of neutrino and antineutrino oscillation at T2K Kirsty Duffy, University of Oxford, UK on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.024	Probing kaon-originated neutrinos with the muons produced outside of the T2K near detector Justyna Lagoda, National Centre for Nuclear Research, Poland on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.025	Measurement of electron (anti-)neutrinos at the T2K near detector Georgios Christodoulou, University of Liverpool, UK on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.026	Optimizing the θ₂₃ octant search in long baseline neutrino experiments Sampsa Vihonen, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland [view abstract pdf]
P4.027	A multi-channel optical module for the Hyper-K experiment Gianfranca De Rosa, INFN and University of Naples, Italy on behalf of Hyper-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.028	Hyper-Kamiokande and neutrino astrophysics Takatomi Yano, Kobe University, Japan on behalf of Hyper-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.029	Single-pion production in the NEUT neutrino interaction generator Clarence Wret, Imperial College London, UK on behalf of T2K collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.030	An accelerator-produced, sub-GeV dark matter search with the MiniBooNE neutrino detector Robert Cooper, New Mexico State University, USA on behalf of MiniBooNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.031	Neutrino spin and flavor mixing and oscillations in longitudinal magnetic field Alexander Studenikin, Lomonosov Moscow State University & JINR, Russia [view abstract pdf]
P4.032	Bounds on electromagnetic dipole moments of the tau-neutrino in a U(1)_(B-L) model Maria A Hernandez-Ruiz, Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas, Mexico [view abstract pdf]
P4.033	Short-baseline neutrinooscillations, Planck, and Icecube Alexander Friedland, SLAC, USA [view abstract pdf]
P4.034	Astrophysical probes of electromagnetic neutrinos Konstantin Kouzakov, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia [view abstract pdf]
P4.035	QCD running in neutrinoless double beta decay: Short-range mechanisms Marcela Paz González, UTFSM, Chile [view abstract pdf]
P4.036	Violation of the leggett-garg inequality in neutrino oscillations Talia Weiss, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA [view abstract pdf]
P4.037	Background simulations for the ECHo experiment Stephan Scholl, Kepler Center for Astro and Particle Physics, Germany on behalf of ECHo collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.038	The electron capture in Ho-163 experiment ECHo: towards sub-eV sensitivity on the electron neutrino mass Loredana Gastaldo, Kirchhoff Institute for Physics, Heidelberg University, Germany on behalf of ECHo collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.039	HOLMES: neutrino mass measurement with ¹⁶³Ho Marco Faverzani, Università di Milano-Bicocca, Italy on behalf of HOLMES collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.040	Search for sterile neutrinos with KATRIN Susanne Mertens, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.041	A Pre-KATRIN search for keV-scale sterile neutrinos Anton Huber, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.042	The SuperNEMO calorimeter Christine Marquet, CENBG/CNRS, France on behalf of SuperNEMO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.043	Neutrino mass analysis strategy for the Karlsruhe Tritium Neutrino Experiment (KATRIN) Marco Kleesiek, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.044	Results of the first cool-down of the KATRIN cryogenic pumping section Carsten Röttele, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.045	Monitoring the KATRIN source properties within the beamline Enrico Ellinger, Bergische Universität Wuppertal, Germany on behalf of KATRIN collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.046	Neutrinos in the review of particle properties Maury Goodman, Argonne, USA [view abstract pdf]
P4.047	Project 8 phase III design concept Brent VanDevender, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA on behalf of Project 8 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.048	Sensitivity of 163-Ho experiments to a eV-scale sterile neutrino Carlo Giunti, INFN, Italy [view abstract pdf]
P4.049	Status of the AMoRE experiment Hyon-Suk Jo, Institute for Basic Science, South Korea on behalf of AMoRE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.050	AXEL: neutrinoless double beta decay search with a high pressure Xe gas TPC Sheng Pan, Kyoto University, Japan on behalf of AXEL collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.051	The CUORE slow monitoring system Laura Gladstone, MIT, USA on behalf of CUORE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.052	Analysis techniques for the evaluation of the neutrinoless double-beta decay lifetime in ¹³⁰Te with CUORE-0 Stefano Pozzi, INFN/Università Milano Bicocca, Italy on behalf of CUORE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.053	The CUORE cryostat: a 10 mK infrastructure for large bolometric arrays Stefano Dell'Oro, INFN, Italy on behalf of CUORE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.054	CUPID: CUORE Upgrade with particle identification Yury Kolomensky, UC Berkeley/LBNL, USA on behalf of CUPID collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.055	Status and improved detector performance of EXO-200 Yi-Hsuan Lin, Drexel University, USA on behalf of EXO-200 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.056	The sensitivity of the nEXO experiment to majorana neutrinos Caio Licciardi, Carleton University, Canada on behalf of EXO-200 and nEXO collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P4.057	Active background suppression with the liquid argon scintillation veto of GERDA Phase II Christoph Wiesinger, TU München, Germany on behalf of GERDA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.058	A neutrinoless double beta decay search based on ZnMoO₄ and Li₂MoO₄ scintillating bolometers Andrea Giuliani, CNRS/CSNSM, France on behalf of LUMINEU collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.059	Background model for the MAJORANA demonstrator Clara Cuesta, University of Washington, USA on behalf of MAJORANA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.060	The status and initial results of the MAJORANA demonstrator neutrinoless double-beta decay experiment Matthew Green, NC State University & Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA on behalf of MAJORANA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.061	Measurement of the double-beta decay half-life and search for the neutrinoless double-beta decay of Ca-48 with the NEMO-3 detector David Waters, University College London, UK on behalf of NEMO-3 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.062	Measurement of the Double-Beta Decay Half-Life and Search for the Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay of Cd-116 with the NEMO-3 Detector Alberto Remoto, Laboratoire d’Annecy-le-Vieux de Physique des Particules (LAPP), France on behalf of NEMO-3 collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.063	Informing nEXO R&D through simulations Samuele Sangiorgio, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA on behalf of nEXO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.064	Topological signature in the NEXT high pressure xenon TPC Paola Ferrario, IFIC, Spain on behalf of NEXT collaboration [view abstract pdf
P4.065	Sensitivity of the NEXT100 detector to neutrinoless double beta decay Neus Lopez March, IFIC - Universitat de Valencia, Spain on behalf of NEXT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.066	The NEW detector: construction, commissioning and first results Miquel Nebot-Guinot, Instituto de Física Corpuscular (IFIC), CSIC & Universitat de València, Spain on behalf of NEXT collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.067	Physics capabilities of the SNO+ experiment Ashley Back, Queen Mary University of London, UK on behalf of SNO+ collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.068	Background analysis for the SNO+ experiment Jeanne Wilson, Queen Mary University of London, UK on behalf of SNO+ collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.069	Calibration of the SNO+ experiment Jose Maneira, LIP-Lisbon, Portugal on behalf of SNO+ collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.070	Status of the SuperNEMO integration in the modane underground laboratory Mathieu Bongrand, LAL / CNRS / Univ Paris Sud, France on behalf of SuperNEMO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.071	Gamma-tracking and sensitivity to gamma-emitting backgrounds in SuperNEMO Steven Calvez, Université Paris-Saclay, LAL, France on behalf of SuperNEMO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.072	Construction and commissioning of the SuperNEMO demonstrator module tracker Ashwin Chopra, University College London, UK on behalf of SuperNEMO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.073	Development of an optical simulation for the SuperNEMO calorimeter Arnaud Huber, CENBG/CNRS/Université de Bordeaux, France on behalf of SuperNEMO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.074	Search for double beta decay processes of 124Xe with XENON100 &XENON1T Alexander Fieguth, WWU Muenster, Germany on behalf of XENON collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.075	A next-generation ⁷⁶Ge double-beta decay experiment Steven Ray Elliott, Los Alamos National Laboratory, United States [view abstract pdf]
P4.076	Neutrinoless double beta decay, nuclear environment and structure Fedor Simkovic, Comenius University + JINR Dubna, Slovakia [view abstract pdf]
P4.077	Measurement of neutron capture on ¹³⁶Xe Sean Daugherty, Indiana University, USA [view abstract pdf]
P4.078	Experimental study of decoherence effect with reactor neutrino experiment data Chan Fai Wong, Sun Yat-Sen University, China on behalf of SYSU, JINR and CUHK collaborations [view abstract pdf]
P4.079	Oscillation analysis with two detectors in the Double Chooz experiment Pau Novella, RWTH Aachen University, Germany on behalf of Double Chooz collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.080	Combining different reactor experiments to resolve the spectral anomaly Julia Haser, MPIK Heidelberg, Germany [view abstract pdf]
P4.081	VALOR joint oscillation analysis using multiple LAr-TPC detectors in the Booster Neutrino Beam at Fermilab Lorena Escudero, University of Cambridge, UK [view abstract pdf]
P4.082	Supernova neutrinos at the deep underground neutrino experiment Michael Baird, University of Sussex, UK on behalf of DUNE collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.083	Present and future lead-based supernova detectors Clarence Virtue, Laurentian University / SNOLAB, Canada on behalf of HALO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.084	Detecting fast time variations in the supernova neutrino flux with Hyper-Kamiokande Jost Migenda, University of Sheffield, UK on behalf of Hyper-Kamiokande collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.085	Supernova Neutrino Observation at JUNO Liangjian Wenlj, Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China on behalf of JUNO collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.086	The core collapse supernova rate from 24 years of data of the Large Volume Detector Carlo Francesco Vigorito, University and INFN Torino, Italy [view abstract pdf]
P4.087	Supernova neutrino detection in NOvA experiment Andrey Sheshukov, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Russia on behalf of NOvA collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.088	Results from the search for eV-sterile neutrinos with IceCube Carlos Argüelles Delgado, MIT, USA on behalf of IceCube collaboration [view abstract pdf]
P4.089	Emissivity of neutrinos in supernova in the pair-annihilation process beyond the standard model Alejandro Gutiérrez Rodríguez, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas, Mexico [view abstract pdf]
P4.090	Observations of presupernova neutrinos relating to the final evolution of massive stars Takashi Yoshida, University of Tokyo, Japan [view abstract pdf]
P4.091	Withdrawn
P4.092	Anti-reflective coatings for scintillating bolometers Alexander Leder, MIT, USA [view abstract pdf]
P4.093	Sensitivity of liquid xenon dark matter detectors to supernova neutrinos Shayne Reichard, Purdue University, USA [view abstract pdf]