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nEXO
Moore
Science goal: Search for neutrinoless double beta decay, which could answer why we live in a Universe of matter, not antimatter.
WL involvement: Yale is leading efforts to build the photon detectors for nEXO. Moore serves as the sub-system scientist for the photon sensors. Moore is also collaborating with LLNL and SLAC to study ways to capture xenon directly from the atmosphere.
SIMPLE/QuIPS
Moore
Science goal: Study interactions involving neutrinos; to test gravity; & to search for dark matter, quantum phenomenon, sterile neutrinos, and new forces.
WL involvement: The Moore group has developed the world’s most sensitive micron-sized force sensors. Both the SIMPLE and QuIPS experiments are located at Wright Lab.
News
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Advancing the frontiers of physics at Wright Lab through advanced prototyping
The APC at Wright Lab has provided an advanced fabrication facility and design support for custom instrumentation within the Yale community since 2018
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Yale Physics hosts 2025 Pathways to Science Summer Scholars
Members of the Wright Lab community taught week-long workshops and led enrichment sessions for local high school students in Yale Pathways to Science.
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Local students explore science, technology, and the natural world at Wright Lab
Local middle school students engaged with programming and robotics through hands-on projects and group-led exploration.
