Please see all of our group’s thesis work as well here.
Characterizing Photon and Neutron Responses in CDMS Detectors Using Real and Simulated Cf-252 Data
Ph.D. Defense given by Joshua Winchell in July 2023
Comparison of Simulations and Data from Small High Voltage Single Crystal Detectors for Dark Matter Searches
Ph.D. Defense given by Elham Azadbakht in October 2022 (Thesis)
Simulation of Galactic Dark Matter Interactions with Nuclei in the SuperCDMS Experiment
Master’s Defense given by Iman Ataee Langroundy in October 2021
Upgrading the Readout Electronics for the SuperCDMS Experiment to Discover Dark Matter
Master’s Defense given by McKay Osborne in April 2021
Simulation of Dark Matter and Standard Model Interactions in the SuperCDMS Soudan Experiment
Ph.D. Defense given by Jorge Morales in October 2019 (Thesis)
Validating the performance of the Trigger for the Super Cryogenic Dark Matter Experiment
Master’s Defense given by Elham Azadbakht in July 2019
Simulating WIMP-Nuclei Collisions in CDMS Detectors
Master’s Defense given by Nate Herbert in June 2019
Searching for Dark Matter: Simulating Interactions in the CDMS Detectors
Master’s Defense given by Joshua Winchell in July 2018
The Search for Dark Matter: Next-Generation Simulation Tools for the CDMS Experiment
Master’s Defense given by Richard Lawrence in April 2018
Trigger Algorithms for the SuperCDMS Dark Matter Search
Master’s Defense given by Xuji Zhao in August 2015