UF has two primary faculty involved with neutrino physics: myself (the sole dedicated
experimental neutrino physicist), and
Pierre Ramond, world-famous theorist. In
addition, faculty members with other primary specializations
have worked on or are working in some way on neutrino experiments,
mostly in the absolute mass measurements:
Hendrik Monkhorst,
and Tarek Saab.
Key Players
As of Fall 2013, my group consists of 4 undergraduates and 2 graduate students. Undergraduates are welcome in my group.
Contrary
to popular lore, I have found undergraduates are just as capable of producing high-quality, publishable work
as graduate students. Everyone goes through the same learning curve.
Fall 2013
| Undergrad(s): Reynier Cruz Torres, Matt McIntyre, Joe Sullivan, Bryan Weaver |
| Grad(s): Joel Mousseau, Marianette Wospakrik |
Spring 2013
| Undergrad(s): Matt McIntyre, Bryan Weaver (in absentia) |
| Grad(s): Joe Grange, Joel Mousseau, Marianette Wospakrik |
Fall 2012
| Undergrad(s): Luke Krauth, Bryan Weaver |
| Grad(s): Joe Grange, Joel Mousseau, Marianette Wospakrik |
| Postdoc: Bari Osmanov |
Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012
| Undergrad(s): Steven Keys |
| Grad(s): Joe Grange, Joel Mousseau |
| Postdoc: Bari Osmanov |
Fall 2009, Spring 2010, Fall 2010
| Undergrad(s): --- |
| Grad(s): Joe Grange, Joel Mousseau |
| Postdoc: Bari Osmanov |
Fall 2008, Spring 2009
| Undergrad(s): Bryce Bolin |
| Grad(s): Joe Grange, Joel Mousseau |
| Postdoc: Bari Osmanov |
Spring 2008
| Undergrad(s): Bryce Bolin, Matt Fisher, Lorainne Lund |
| Grad(s): --- |
| Postdoc: Bari Osmanov |
