Funding period II (2021 - 2024): Completed doctoral theses

N01 - Neutrino mass and nature: neutrinoless double beta decay - towards LEGEND-1000

Comellato, Tommaso
Inverted Coaxial Detectors for Legend
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)

N03 - Confronting neutrino mass models with cosmology and terrestrial experiments

Fridell, Karl Kåre
Phenomenology of Baryogenesis and Neutrino Physics: From Effective Field Theory to Simplified Models
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)

N04 - Determination of neutrino mass with KATRIN

Schlüter, Lisa
Neutrino-Mass Analysis with sub-eV Sensitivity and Search for Light Sterile Neutrinos with the KATRIN Experiment
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)
Karl, Christian
First Sub-Electronvolt Direct Neutrino Mass Measurement with the KATRIN Experiment
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)

D01 - Dark matter direct detection: deciphering signals at ultra-low energy

Abdelhameed, Ahmed
Aspects of TES Novel Reproducibility for Cryogenic Detectors Dedicated to Dark Matter Search
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)

D02 - Challenging dark matter models at colliders

Stelzl, Stefan
How New Particles Change Stars and how Stars Change Particles
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)

D04 - Quantum effects in dark matter processes

Taule, Petter
Neutrinos in cosmology
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)

M01 - Multi-messenger searches for high energy neutrino counterparts

Karl, Martina
Unraveling the origin of high-energy neutrino sources: follow-up searches of IceCube alert events
PhD thesis, TUM (2022)

M08 - New direction in multi-messenger astronomy: IceCube-Gen2 and the Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment

Rea, Immacolata Carmen
The Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment: feasibility study for a new Neutrino Telescope at Cascadia Basin, NE Pacific Ocean
PhD thesis, TUM (2021)
Henningsen, Felix
The self-monitoring precision calibration light source for the IceCube Upgrade
PhD thesis, TUM (2021)
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