SNOLAB is Canada’s deep underground research laboratory, located in Vale’s Creighton mine near Sudbury, Ontario Canada. This research facility provides an ideal low background environment for the study of extremely rare physical interactions. At 2km, SNOLAB is the deepest cleanest lab in the world. It is an expansion of the facilities constructed for the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) solar neutrino experiment and has 5,000 m2 of clean space underground for experiments and supporting infrastructure.
This is where SuperCDMS is housed, which makes it suitable to host the review here. Please the Visitor Guide on the Overview Page for Information on how to get to SNOLAB and how to prepare yourself for an underground tour.
Image: A view down a main hallway of the SNOLAB underground campus.
All meeting rooms will be reserved in the SNOLAB surface building for your convenience during the entire duration of the 3-day event. The CDMS Team will have access to:
- The Fraser Duncan Auditorium (located on the first floor, which comfortably hosts 80-100 people).
- Meeting Room 201 (located on the second floor, which comfortably hosts 12-15 privately).
- Meeting Room 301 (located on the third floor, which comfortably hosts 12-15 privately).
All meeting rooms have televisions, screens and audio equipment to connect via ZOOM hybridly for virtual attendees. Please ensure you bring your own laptop, charger and any other equipment you may need. Jabra Speakers and an OWL Lab System is available as well for your conference needs.
