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Department of Physics and Astronomy

HEX Seminar Fall 2023

High Energy Experimental (HEX) Seminars

Fall 2023

 

The seminars are held every Friday at 1:00 PM unless otherwise noted -

via Zoom and/or 330W - except where noted.

Seminar Zoom Link: https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/95075567101?pwd=ZmJVRnEzTlpoZkNiUFljRzJGdjk0dz09

All welcome!

 

DayTitleSpeakerHost
September 15 Determining Hadron Multiplicity and other Event Classifiers with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks in the MINERvA experiment José Luis Bonilla Ramírez (University of Guanajuato) Andrew T. Mastbaum
September 22 at 10:30 AM Understanding the deep inelastic region using (anti)neutrino scattering on a variety of nuclear targets Vaniya Ansari (Aligarh Muslim University) Andrew T. Mastbaum
MONDAY - September 25 at 11:00 AM Semi-inclusive differential cross-section measurement numu-Helium and 1D and 2D muon kinematics Christian Nguyen (University of Florida)  Andrew T. Mastbaum
September 29 - Room 372E The Piper at the Gates of Dome: Probing low-mass new physics with the CMS data scouting and parking pipelines Andre Frankenthal (Princeton University)  Andrew T. Mastbaum
October 6 Antineutrinos at SNO+ Anthony Zummo (University of Pennsylvania)

Andrew T. Mastbaum


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