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URL:http://physics.bu.edu/internal/events/show/1584
SUMMARY:NEUTRINO SEMINAR: Exploring nature with neutrinos <---> Exploring n
	eutrinos with nature
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Chris Grant\, UC Davis\n\nPart of the Departmental Se
	minars.\n\nWhat happened to all the anti-matter?  What mechanism allowed ma
	tter to dominate in the early universe?  Is there a source of CP-violation 
	we have yet to uncover?  Neutrinos could provide the answer to these questi
	ons and explain our very existence.  To get to the bottom of this mystery\,
	 we first need to understand the intrinsic properties of neutrinos.  I will
	 discuss two complimentary neutrino experiments\, DUNE and SNO+\, that coul
	d provide the answers we seek.  I will also highlight DUNE's unique potenti
	al to observe new-physics from neutrino oscillations in matter and how SNO+
	 will provide a new mechanism for probing the Dirac/Majorana nature of the 
	neutrino beyond what's achievable with today's technology.
LOCATION:PRB 261\, 3 Cummington Mall\, 02215
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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