Liquid Scintillator development towards next-generation particle physics experiments

• Guang Yang (Brookhaven National Lab)

Room: D-122 Over the past 15 years, Liquid Scintillator has been extensively used as both a target and detector material in neutrino experiments, leading to significant advancements in our understanding of neutrino physics. As we move towards the next generation of particle physics detectors, which will feature unprecedented mass and precision, novel technologies are anticipated to drive further breakthroughs. However, Liquid Scintillator remains highly relevant and continues to hold great potential for advancing many fields. In this talk, I will discuss key considerations and recent developments in Liquid Scintillator technology at Brookhaven National Laboratory, highlighting its ongoing and future contributions to particle physics research.