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3:00 PM
108: Accelerator Probes of Light Dark Matter (keV-GeV)
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Alexandre Sousa
(University of Cincinnati)
Jaehoon Yu
(University of Texas at Arlington)
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3:03 PM
109: Determining the Masses and Nature of Neutrinos
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Carlo Giunti
(INFN)
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3:06 PM
77: Quantum Sensors for Wave and Particle Detection
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Enectali Figueroa-Feliciano
(Northwestern University)
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3:09 PM
124: Lattice Gauge Theory for High Energy Physics
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Baha Balantekin
(University of Wisconsin)
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3:12 PM
126: BSM: direct and indirect searches
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Ian Shoemaker
(Virginia Tech)
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3:15 PM
61: Energy and Power and Time structure goals for Neutrino Frontier programs
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Laura Fields
(Fermilab)
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3:18 PM
81: Neutrinos and Computing: Preservation, Machine Learning, Uncertainties
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Alex Himmel
(Fermilab)
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3:21 PM
127: Searches for dark sectors
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Bryce Littlejohn
(Illinois Institute of Technology)
Ian Shoemaker
(Virginia Tech)
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3:24 PM
29: Low-energy precision experiments
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Jason Newby
(Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
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3:27 PM
51: Requirements for low background and underground detectors
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Benjamin Jones
(UTA)
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3:30 PM
97: Neutrinos as Probes of Standard and BSM Particle Physics
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Baha Balantekin
(University of Wisconsin)
Carlo Giunti
(INFN)
Erin O'Sullivan
(Uppsala University)
Jaehoon Yu
(University of Texas at Arlington)
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3:33 PM
115: Neutrinos, dark matter, and underground facilities
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Gabriel Orebi Gann
(UC Berkeley / LBNL)
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3:36 PM
110: Baryon and Lepton Number Violating processes
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Lisa Koerner
(University of Houston)
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3:39 PM
137: High and ultrahigh energy neutrino experiments
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David Schmitz
(University of Chicago)
Erin O'Sullivan
(Uppsala University)
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3:42 PM
119: HEP Workforce, Careers and Training