Congratulations Alex on the ECA!

COHERENT reports a first measurement of coherent elastic neutrino-nucleus scattering in Science

Featured in Duke Today, World’s Smallest Neutrino Detector Makes Massive Discovery.

New DAAD exchange student from Germany, Mark Schoene,  arrives.  Welcome Mark!

This year’s summer students are almost all here:  Duke students John Franklin Crenshaw, Newton Kwan, Ji Won Park, Eric Segerberg, and TQ Zhang, TUNL REU student Cynthia Nunez from Florida, NCSSM student Enzo Niebuhr, and incoming grad student Adryanna Smith.  Welcome all!

John Franklin CrenshawUndergraduate Student

Newton KwanUndergraduate Student

Enzo NiebuhrVisiting Student

Cynthia NunezVisiting Undergraduate Student

Adryanna Smith Graduate Student

Tianqing ZhangUndergraduate Student

Eric Segerberg Undergraduate Student

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Undergrads John Franklin Crenshaw, Newton Kwan, Ji Won Park, and Eric Segerberg all presented posters at the annual Physics Department annual poster session.  Nice work, all!  And congrats to Ji Won, 2nd poster prize winner.

Ji Won Park successfully defended her senior thesis on dependence of atmospheric seeing on wavelength for LSST, and will graduate with High Distinction.  Congratulations, Ji Won!

AJ Roeth has won a prestigious Goldwater scholarship.  Congratulations AJ!

New Dr. Zepeng Li successfully defended his thesis, “Measurement of Tau Neutrino Appearance and Charged-current Tau Neutrino Cross Section with Atmospheric Neutrinos in Super-Kamiokande” today.    Congratulations, Zepeng!

Justin Raybern was selected to received a U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science Graduate Student Research award for work on “COHERENT CEvNS at the SNS” at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.  Congratulations, Justin!