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September 22, 2008

Fundamental and Applied Antineutrino Physics

Dr. Adam Bernstein
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Darwin 103
4:00 PM

Dr. Adam Bernstein of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will discuss the surprising utility of antineutrinos for addressing practical and fundamental problems, including cooperative monitoring of nuclear reactors, mapping the Earth’s crust and mantle distributions, sensitive detection of supernovae, and deepening our understanding of the mysterious nature of the neutrino. [Available on DVD in the SSU library.]