Department of Physics, Syracuse University
Check out this cool tweet from @FNALNeutrinos highlighting the work of Monica Nunes, and colleagues, in building the SBND TPC at Fermilab!
What a team! 5 women physicists from 5 different continents working to build SBND @Fermilab! Anne Schukraft, Monica Nunes, Nicola McConkey, Osho Olorife, and Supraja Balasubramanian (from Europe, S. America, Europe/N. America, Africa, and Asia). pic.twitter.com/7Z3BwZcGQl
— FNALNeutrinos (@FNALNeutrinos) July 14, 2021
Very proud of three undergraduates in our group who presented their projects at the annual College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Research Festival, held virtually today! Great job Paul, Jakub, and Daniel!
Hey future Physics professors, we have recently started a search here at Syracuse for an Assistant Professor working in experimental particle physics! If you, or someone you know, might be interested, check out the ad located at https://inspirehep.net/jobs/1858306 and https://www.sujobopps.com/postings/86544
Check out this interesting story from Fermilab, highlighting a new paper from Steven Gardiner of Fermilab about the MARLEY program and its potential applications for supernova neutrino studies. The story highlights recents low-energy LArTPC reconstruction tools developed first on ArgoNeuT, then on MicroBooNE by our own Avinay Bhat! Let’s hope we get lucky and have DUNE up and running when the next galactic supernova burst passes our way 😉
Postdoctoral researcher Monica Nunes was recently elected to the Fermilab Users Executive Committee (UEC), which is a group that helps look after quality of life at the lab, organizes the annual Users Meeting, and makes an annual trip to Washington D.C. to advocate for particle physics research funding. She’s in good company, as former Syracuse postdoc Jonathan Asaadi is also on the current UEC. Congratulations Monica!
