Speaker: Philip Rodrigues Title: Towards precision measurements of neutrino oscillations Abstract: Neutrinos, the lightest massive particle in the Standard Model of particle physics, have been studied experimentally for over 50 years, yet many questions remain: What are the masses of the neutrinos, and why are they so small? Is the neutrino its own antiparticle? Do

Speaker: Prof. Bhupal Dev (Washington University, St. Louis) Title: Neutrino portal to new physics Abstract: Neutrinos have played a crucial role in our understanding of the Universe. In particular, the discovery of neutrino oscillations has provided a concrete evidence for the existence of some new physics beyond the Standard Model. However, given the lack of

Speaker: Peter L. Biermann

Electrical & Computer Engineering Professor Andrew Lemmon will give a talk on his work with precision timing.

3-Minute thesis competition

UA Faculty Nobu Okada (Theoretical Physics) will discuss his research programs.

UA Faculty Georg Schwiete (Condensed Matter Physics) and Conor Henderson (Particle Physics) will discuss their research programs.

Faculty Interests Mini Colloquia by Jeremy Bailin and Igor Ostrovskiy