Andrew B Cudd

I am a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Colorado Boulder studying neutrino physics on the T2K experiment and the DUNE experiment. My research is focused on neutrino interactions and cross-section measurements with T2K and DUNE, and working on prototyping and design for the DUNE near detectors, mainly on the ND-LAr 2x2 Demonstrator. The PDF version of my CV and my resume can be found at the link above and to the right.
The picture is of me inside the Super-Kamiokande detector while it was drained of water. Super-Kamiokande is a giant 50-kt water Cherenkov experiment located underground inside Mt. Ikeno in Japan that studies neutrino physics and proton decay, and also serves as the far detector for T2K.
Interests: Neutrino Physics, Machine Learning, Detector Hardware, Procedural Generation

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