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Raju -- An Advisor and Virginia Tech. In LENS the target nucleus is also the major background in the detector Signal  M g= M /m Coincidence.

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1 Raju -- An Advisor and Mentor @ Virginia Tech

2 In LENS the target nucleus is also the major background in the detector Signal  M g= M /m Coincidence of In-  in one cell  m 2 g  S/N  M /m 2 g = 1/m For a 10 ton Indium detector a g ~ 250,000 The LENS Experiment

3 Undergraduate Micah Essah working on continuous InLS extraction system

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6 Undergraduates working with Raju and I

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10 Borexino Crew– Steve Hardy, Matt Joyce, Szymon Manecki

11 Sage Advising

12 Back to Work!

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15 Dark Containment Electronics Tent Liquid Handling System  LENS October 19, 2011

16 Christian Grieb– Research Scientist

17 Zheng Chang– Research Scientist

18 Students at VT LENS Students S. Derek Rountree (Physics) Zachery Yokely (Physics) Michael Foussekis (Physics) Micah Eassa (Physics) Samantha Cavanagh (Physics) Shane Seaman (Physics) Chris Tolpa (Physics) Nittin Passa (Physics) Tristan Wright (Physics) Michael Joe Wolf (Physics) Matthew Enniss (Mech Eng) Patrick Jaffke (Physics) Lillie Robinson (Physics) Joey Heimburger (Physics) Borexino Students Advised by R.B. Vogelaar Stephen Hardy (Physics) Szymon Manecki (Physics) Bradley Williams (Physics) Matthew Joyce (Physics)

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