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Welcome to the DUNE@BNL Wiki!

The official DUNE wiki is at https://wiki.dunescience.org/ (login required).

This wiki is intended to hold info relevant to BNL's involvement in DUNE.

Institutions, people and publications

• Main DUNE page
• Speakers' Committee
• Institution category (add your institution here)
• Collaboration Database
• Publications - select publications by and about DUNE

CERN

• CERN Neutrino Platform
• CENF (CERN Neutrino Platform Work Pages)
• CERN Registration Procedure for new CENF members, which include CERN users (on site) and those who plan to access CERN computing facilities remotely
• CERN Prototype (Archive)
• CERN Account Management Page Once a membership is established, the account may be configured (e.g. one can create secondary and/or service accounts and apply for group membership

DUNE Far Detectors

• Installation and Integration
• SP - Cold Electronics

ProtoDUNE Cold Electronics Testing

Materials kept on a separate page: protoDUNE CE test

Archive and Reference

DUNE prototypes

• 35t Liquid Argon Prototype (completed operations in 2016)
• CERN Prototypes (Single and Dual-Phase) (archive)

DUNE and its predecessor LBNE

• DUNE (formerly LBNE) in the news
• The Long-Baseline Neutrino Experiment: Exploring Fundamental Symmetries of the Universe
• P5 report
• Document Database at FNAL (a.k.a. DocDB). Password is required.
  • http://lbne2-docdb.fnal.gov:8080/cgi-bin/DocumentDatabase LBNE (archive DB)
  • http://docs.dunescience.org:8080/cgi-bin/DocumentDatabase DUNE (current DB)
• "Redmine". An integrated project and content management system used at FNAL (LBNE pages).
• DocDB 7463: ICARUS-LBNE Meetings and Documents.
• Data Volume and Rates (archive)

Other Experiments

• INT Workshops (2010)
• MicroBooNE
• Intensity Frontier Experiments (Collection of IF Links)
• SHIP (proposed beam dump experiment at CERN SPS)
• FIFE - Fabric for Frontier Experiments. A project at FNAL aiming to implement collaborative and shared solutions, mainly for the Intensity Frontier Experiments.
• A Short-Baseline Experiment Proposal