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SUMMARY:Searching for Ultra-light dark matter with atomic &amp\; nuclear c
 locks and Interferometers - Hannah Banks (Cambridge U.)
DTSTART:20250530T150000Z
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CONTACT:Nico Gubernari
DESCRIPTION:Fundamental physics has come to somewhat of a crossroads. With
  the as-yet absence of new particles at high energy colliders it has becom
 e increasingly attractive to consider the possibility that the new physics
  we seek has remained hidden not by an inaccessible energy barrier but via
  incredibly weak couplings to the Standard Model. Emerging quantum sensing
  technologies have recently unlocked a number of tantalising avenues to pr
 obe new physics at this feebly interacting frontier. In this talk I will o
 utline how atomic & nuclear clocks and interferometers offer a means to de
 tect theories of ultra-light dark matter which cause fundamental constants
  to oscillate in time. I will then propose a new method for detecting sca
 lar ultra-light dark matter - nuclear interferometry - and show that this 
 may provide access to unchartered theoretical territory.
LOCATION:Ray Dolby Centre\, Seminar Room - North (Floor: 0 A0.019)
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