We would like to congratulate the following PhD graduates who successfully defended their thesis in the spring of 2024:
Rogan Clark
- Thesis title: Measuring high energy diffuse fluxes at the South Pole with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and DM-Ice17
- Graduation date: June 2024
- Institution/Thesis Advisor: King’s College London/Teppei Katori
Lasse Halve
- Thesis title: Validation of Optical Sensors for the mDOM of the IceCube Upgrade
- Graduation date: May 2024
- Institution/Thesis Advisor: RWTH Aachen University/Christopher Wiebusch
Yang Lyu
- Thesis title: Probing the PeV Astrophysical Neutrino Spectral Cutoff Using Downgoing Tracks at IceCube
- Graduation date: May 2024
- Institution/Thesis Advisor: University of California, Berkeley/Spencer Klein and Marjorie Shapiro
Maria Veronica Prado Rodriguez
- Thesis title: Measurement of the Neutrino Mass Ordering with 9.28 years of IceCube DeepCore Data
- Graduation date: June 2024
- Institution/Thesis Advisor: University of Wisconsin–Madison/Francis Halzen
Dan Salazar-Gallegos
- Thesis title: Leveraging Multi-Messenger Astrophysics for Dark Matter Searches
- Graduation date: April 2024
- Institution/Thesis Advisor: Michigan State University/Kirsten Tollefson