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CATEGORIES:Guest Speaker Night
CREATED:20251122T112212
SUMMARY:Guest Speaker - Dr Theresa Fruth - University of Sydney
LOCATION:Green Point Observatory
DESCRIPTION:Topic: Dark Matter Detection - Building a Detector to catch the Invisible \
 nDr Theresa FruthDr Theresa Fruth is an experimentalist in Astroparticle Ph
 ysics and an expert in Dark Matter direct detection. She joined the Univers
 ity of Sydney as a lecturer in October 2022. Theresa received her DPhil fro
 m the University of Oxford in 2019 following her work on monitoring sensors
  and PMT studies for the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) dark matter search. She continued 
 her research on the LZ experiment as a post-doctoral researcher at Universi
 ty College London (UCL), contributing to the commissioning and first scienc
 e exploitation of the detector. At Sydney, she has also joined the Australi
 an SABRE South collaboration, which will be the first experiment of its typ
 e in the Southern Hemisphere. \nIn this talk, Theresa will talk about the e
 ssential building blocks needed for a dark matter detector and how to inter
 pret the recent results from the LZ dark matter experiment.\n \n \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2>Topic:&nbsp;Dark Matter Detection - Building a Detector to catch the In
 visible</h2><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><img src="https://sasi.net.au/images/articles/
 Dr_Theresa_Fruth.png" alt="Dr Theresa Fruth" width="392" height="392" style
 ="margin-right: 10px; float: left;" />Dr Theresa Fruth</h2><p>Dr Theresa Fr
 uth is an experimentalist in Astroparticle Physics and an expert in Dark Ma
 tter direct detection. She joined the University of Sydney as a lecturer in
  October 2022. Theresa received her DPhil from the University of Oxford in 
 2019 following her work on monitoring sensors and PMT studies for the LUX-Z
 EPLIN (LZ) dark matter search. She continued her research on the LZ experim
 ent as a post-doctoral researcher at University College London (UCL), contr
 ibuting to the commissioning and first science exploitation of the detector
 . At Sydney, she has also joined the Australian SABRE South collaboration, 
 which will be the first experiment of its type in the Southern Hemisphere.&
 nbsp;</p><p>In this talk, Theresa will talk about the essential building bl
 ocks needed for a dark matter detector and how to interpret the recent resu
 lts from the LZ dark matter experiment.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>
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