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This Mitacs Globalink Project will place a University of Toronto undergraduate physics student at the experimental site of a high-flux reactor-based neutrino experiment called RICOCHET in Grenoble, France. The intern will be hosted at Université Grenoble Alpes and will work closely with the local research team to support experiment operations and to develop a quantitative estimate of the experiment’s sensitivity. This work is crucial to the experiment’s success, as it helps guide how data are collected and interpreted on the path toward RICOCHET’s physics results. It will also build local expertise at the University of Toronto in reactor-site experimental practice and advanced data analysis, which the intern will bring back through continued research contributions and knowledge sharing.
Ziqing Hong
Université Grenoble Alpes
Physics
Education
University of Toronto
Globalink Research Award
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