Danielle Speller

Assistant Research Professor

Johns Hopkins University
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Danielle Speller is an Assistant Research Professor at The Johns Hopkins University, USA. Her research focuses on neutrino physics, including the search for Majorana neutrinos and investigations of double beta decay through her work with the CUORE experiment. Additionally, she explores topics related to dark matter axions and the development of tonne-scale cryogenic experiments.

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Giorgio Keppel

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