

ELENA GRAMELLINI
Hello! I'm Elena, Rutherford Fellow at the University of Manchester. I’m an experimentalist focused on new physics in neutrino detectors and detector R&D.
Dark matter, neutrino cross sections and neutrino oscillations in Liquid Argon Time Projection Chambers (Short Baseline Neutrino program and DUNE) are my primary physics goals.
My R&D program aims to develop new light detection systems for pixelated LArTPCs, a new technology for the next generation of accelerator neutrino detectors.
Research
Interests
Education &
Research Positions
2013 - 2018
Yale University
PhD
Proton Decay
Baryon number conservation is just an accident, let's show some GUTs!
Neutrino Detectors
I like big Liquid Argon detectors and I cannot lie.
2006 - 2009
University of Bologna
Undergrad at the Physics Department
Neutrino Oscillations
Got Nobel Prizes?
2009 - 2012
University of Bologna
Master Student in Nuclear and Particle Physics
2018 - 2022
Lederman Fellow
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Dark Matter
Are we there yet?