Elizabeth Turner Worcester
I am an experimental high energy physicist at Brookhaven National Lab, in the
Electronic Detector Group. I am also an adjunct professor at Stony Brook University.
My research
is primarily on neutrino oscillation. I am a member of the Daya Bay
collaboration (a reactor neutrino experiment), the SBND and ICARUS collaborations
(parts of a short-baseline neutrino experiment), and the DUNE collaboration
(a future long-baseline neutrino experiment). I am also involved with R&D
of water-based liquid scintillator.
For my graduate work, I
studied CP violation in the neutral kaon system as a member of the KTeV
experiment. My PhD is from the University of Chicago, where my thesis
advisor was Ed Blucher.
As an undergraduate, I was involved with several
astronomy/astrophysics
projects. My undergraduate degree is a BS in physics
from Georgia Tech.
