Starting in June, I start my job working at Fermilab in the particle physics division. The project that I am working on involves constructing scintillation planes for the MINERνA experiment involving the detection of neutrinos.
MINERνA stands for Main Injector Experiment for ν-A. It is basically a neutrino scattering experiment that detects neutrino-nucleus interactions. MINERνA uses the NuMI (Neutrinos at the Main Injector) beamline at Fermilab as their sources of neutrinos.
More information to come!
About Me
- Mr. Ozarka
- I used to be a musician turned chemist turned teacher. I have been teaching math and science for the last eight years. This includes mostly physics, chemistry, precalculus, and algebra. I have a two bachelors degree from Purdue University - one in chemistry and another in secondary education. I have two masters degrees - one in educational leadership and another in mathematics. I have a lot of opinions and try to hash them out on Twitter and Blogger. I'm always looking to chat about all things math/science/life. Follow me @mrozarka.