Research Areas - (5) Ground-Based Radio Neutrino Array

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Department(s)/lab(s): Physics | IceCube / WIPAC (Hanson group) @ UWMadison
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Directs the Wisconsin IceCube Particle Astrophysics Center (WIPAC); works on IceCube and next-generation neutrino telescope instrumentation for high-energy astroparticle physics.

Department(s)/lab(s): Physics | IceCube / WIPAC (Karle group) @ UWMadison
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Astroparticle physicist and long-time IceCube collaborator, working on high-energy neutrino detection instrumentation and analysis at the South Pole.

Department(s)/lab(s): Physics | IceCube / WIPAC (Lu group) @ UWMadison
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Astroparticle physicist searching for sources of ultrahigh-energy cosmic particles with IceCube and developing next-generation astroparticle/neutrino detector instrumentation.

Department(s)/lab(s): Physics | Vandenbroucke Group @ UWMadison
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Astroparticle physicist working on IceCube and the HAWC gamma-ray observatory, developing detector instrumentation and analysis methods for very-high-energy astrophysics.

Department(s)/lab(s): Physics / A&A | Vieregg Group @ UChicago
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Builds radio and mm-wave quantum-limited sensing instruments for high-energy astrophysics and cosmology. Directions: (1) PUEO — balloon-borne radio Cherenkov (Askaryan) detector for ultra-high-energy cosmogenic neutrinos; (2) RNO-G — ground-based radio neutrino array at Summit Station, Greenland; (3) UHE cosmic ray radio detection methodology; (4) CMB instrumentation (BICEP/Keck, SPT, CMB-S4). 2025 APS Fellow; 2022 Moore EPII award. Director KICP.