Daniel Durnford
Postdoctoral FellowCurrently I am conducting research for the IceCube neutrino observatory – the largest neutrino telescope in the world – located at the south pole. My work specifically is to perform an in situ calibration of the detector using the cosmic ray events observed by the experiment (thousands every second!). I am also interested in studying the properties of neutrino oscillations using relatively low-energy neutrino events in IceCube.
Currently I am conducting research for the IceCube neutrino observatory – the largest neutrino telescope in the world – located at the south pole. My work specifically is to perform an in situ calibration of the detector using the cosmic ray events observed by the experiment (thousands every second!). I am also interested in studying the properties of neutrino oscillations using relatively low-energy neutrino events in IceCube.
- PositionPostdoctoral Fellow
- Email Addressddurnfor@ualberta.ca
- Mentorship StatusNot Available