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Marc Schumann is the leader of the Astroparticle Physics Group at the University of Freiburg, where his research focuses on the experimental investigation of dark matter and related phenomena in modern physics. He is involved in several groundbreaking projects, including the XENON collaboration, which operates the XENONnT detector, recognized as the world's largest and most sensitive dark matter detector located in the underground laboratory of LNGS in Italy. His work contributes to the understanding of dark matter through detection of its incredibly faint interactions. Additionally, Schumann is engaged in various other projects such as XLZD, SHiP, and DELight, aiming to pursue novel detection methods and explore rare particle interactions. Schumann's research is critical in advancing the field of astroparticle physics and addressing fundamental questions about the universe.
Astroparticle Physics Group • University of Freiburg
Leading research in experimental detection of dark matter and related fields.
Focus on Advanced Quantum Mechanics and experimental/theoretical electives.