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Yury Kolomensky - Professor, Physics
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: to be negotiated Location: Off Campus
Mu2e is a medium-scale particle physics experiment operating at Fermi National Lab, with UCB and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) as collaborating institutions. Mu2e will search for the ultra-rare process whereby a muon particle converts directly into an electron, without the emission of any neutrinos. Though not forbidden...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesYury Kolomensky - Professor, Physics
Status: Full- no new appr needed Weekly Hours: to be negotiated Location: Off Campus
Mu2e is a medium-scale particle physics experiment operating at Fermi National Lab, with UCB and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) as collaborating institutions. Mu2e will search for the ultra-rare process whereby a muon particle converts directly into an electron, without the emission of any neutrinos. Though not forbidden...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesYury Kolomensky - Professor, Physics
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: 6-8 hrs Location: On Campus
Mu2e is a medium-scale Particle Physics experiment currently under construction at Fermi National Lab, with UCB and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab as collaborating institutions. Mu2e will search for the ultra-rare process whereby a muon particle converts directly into an electron, without the emission of any neutrinos. Though not...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesYury Kolomensky - Professor, Physics
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: 6-8 hrs Location: On Campus
The Weak Interactions group at the Department of Physics is involved in several sensitive experiments, such as searches for neutrinoless double beta decay (NLDBD) with experiments CUORE and CUPID at Gran Sasso Underground Lab in Italy, and the measurement of electron's weak charge with MOLLER experiment at Jefferson Lab. We...
Mathematical and Physical Sciences