Deep Underground Science and Engineering Lab Hamish Robertson for the DUSEL S1 P/Is: E.W. Beier, C. Fairhurst, T.C. Onstott, R.G.H. Robertson, B. Sadoulet,

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Deep Underground Science and Engineering Lab Hamish Robertson for the DUSEL S1 P/Is: E.W. Beier, C. Fairhurst, T.C. Onstott, R.G.H. Robertson, B. Sadoulet, J. Tiedje

The NSF solicitations Four NSF directorates – MPS, GEO, ENG, BIO S1 – Research definition and associated infrastructure requirements. S2 – Site development and conceptual design. 8 proposals “down-selected” to 2 sites, $500 k each. S3 – Site specific, detailed infrastructure plan for science and engineering for a single site. Earliest MRE funding available – beginning FY 2009 ~ a few X 10 8 $ for lab plus experiments.

Physics Geosciences & Engineering Geomicrobiology Three Major Research Areas

Physics: the Big Questions What is the dark matter? What is the nature of the dark energy? How did the universe begin? Did Einstein have the last word on gravity? What are the masses of the neutrinos, and how have they shaped the evolution of the universe? How do cosmic accelerators work and what are they accelerating? Are protons unstable? Are there new states of matter at exceedingly high density and temperature? Are there additional spacetime dimensions? How were the elements from iron to uranium made? Is a new theory of matter and light needed at the highest energies?

Physics: the Big Questions What is the dark matter? What is the nature of the dark energy? How did the universe begin? Did Einstein have the last word on gravity? What are the masses of the neutrinos, and how have they shaped the evolution of the universe? How do cosmic accelerators work and what are they accelerating? Are protons unstable? Are there new states of matter at exceedingly high density and temperature? Are there additional spacetime dimensions? How were the elements from iron to uranium made? Is a new theory of matter and light needed at the highest energies?

Hime & Mei astro-ph/ Physicists want: Cosmic-ray Shielding Seismic quiet Low radioactivity Access Data: Hime & Mei, astro-ph/ Curve: Miyake, N.Cim. 32, 1505 (1964)

Scientific Findings

Progra- matic Findings

Recommendation I

Recommendation II

Recommendation III

Volumes of Lab Space

DUSEL S2 proposed sites Cascades SNOLAB Kimballton Soudan San Jacinto WIPP Homestake Henderson

DUSEL S3 competitors Cascades SNOLAB Kimballton Soudan San Jacinto WIPP Homestake Henderson

Major Opportunity for Neutrino Physics Double beta decay, solar neutrinos, other neutrino research need –Support –Institutional Home R&D support coming soon (NSF ~$4M, DOE NP ~$1M, DOE HEP ~$5M) MREFC concept includes ~$250M (!) for new experiments.

Physics Program Dark matter Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay: –Lepton number violation, matter-antimatter transition in early universe –Mass of the neutrino Low-energy neutrinos –Solar neutrino spectrum, CNO –Sterile neutrinos –Luminosity of future sun –Geoneutrinos –Supernova neutrinos Low-cross-section accelerator facility (in addition to LUNA) Low background counting –Physics –National security CP Violation, Hierarchy, Nucleon Decay: Mega-detector

S1 Working Groups – Physics Determine the scientific reach of DUSEL Dark Matter Dan Akerib (Case Western Reserve U.) Elena Aprile (Columbia U.) Low-Energy Neutrinos Tom Bowles (LANL) Bruce Vogelaar (Virginia Tech) Long Baseline Neutrino Experiments Milind Diwan (BNL) Gina Rameika (Fermilab) Neutrinoless Double-Beta Decay Steve Elliott (LANL) Charles Prescott (SLAC) Nuclear Astrophysics and Underground Accelerators Joachim Goerres (U. Notre Dame) Michael Wiescher (U. Notre Dame) Nucleon Decay/Atmospheric Neutrinos Chang Kee Jung (SUNY Stony Brook) Hank Sobel (UC Irvine) Low-Background Counting Facilities and Prototyping Harry Miley (PNNL) Prisca Cushman (U. Minnesota)

Other S1 Working Groups Determine the scientific reach of DUSEL Rock Mechanics/Seismology Larry Costin (SNL) Paul Young (U. Toronto) Applications Francois Heuzé (LLNL) Jean-Claude Roegiers (U. Oklahoma) Coupled Processes Brian McPherson (New Mexico Tech) Eric Sonnenthal (LBNL) Geomicrobiology Tommy Phelps (ORNL) Tom Kieft (New Mexico Tech) Microbial Biology and Evolution Jim Fredrickson (PNNL) Nancy Moran (U. Arizona) Infrastructure Requirements and Management Lee Petersen (CNA Engineers) Derek Ellsworth (Penn State U.) David Berley (U. Maryland) Education and Outreach Willi Chinowski (LBNL) Susan Pfiffner (U. of Tennessee)