Neutrinos High and Low...(links to my projects)

• Double Chooz, a low energy neutrino experiment searching for of the smallest neutrino mixing angle, running in 2009
  
• MiniBooNE and SciBooNE, a pair of medium energy neutrino experiments sharing the Booster Neutrino Beamline, now completing their runs
  
• MicroBooNE, a follow-up to MiniBooNE with a state-of-the-art liquid Argon tracking detector, running in 2011
  
• NuSOnG, a high-energy, high-statistics neutrino experiment under development for the future
  
  
• A talk about my research and group given in Fall, 2008 (at the colloquium level)
• More about my research -- MIT-specific contributions to the above projects, as well as introduction to my group and close collaborators.

Classes...

• Spring 2009: Particle and Nuclear Physics for Juniors and Seniors 8.276

Further introduction...

• Where's Janet? How to find me...
I recently moved from Columbia University, my old webpage is here.
• CV, publications
• In the photo at the top of the page, I am sitting next to the MiniBooNE horn. This is a state-of-the-art magnetic device which directs the charged particles which decay to neutrinos toward the MiniBooNE and SciBooNE experiments.
• Meet MARV, a radworker robot that we built for the Fermilab Booster
  

Useful MIT Links...

• Laboratory for Nuclear Science (LNS) Homepage
• The MIT Physics Department
• The Department Calender

Useful High Energy Physics Links...

• Fermilab
• Spires
• Los Alamos e-print Archive
• Experiments Online
• The Neutrino Oscillation Industry
• National Science Foundation
• Nevis Labs Homepage