DUNE-Young is a group of young physicists working on the DUNE experiment. Its goals are to coordinate those working in the 'trenches' and speak with a unified voice to DUNE's governing boards on their behalf. It is also an informal forum to exchange ideas, algorithms, coding tips and all sorts of useful information. And last, but not least, it is a way to get to know your colleagues working on the experiment during social events.

The P5 Report, outlining the US's ten-year strategy for particle physics to enable discovery and global leadership is available here.

Our next collaboration meeting will be at Fermilab, September 12 - September 16, 2016, with a quick intro to software tools and LArSoft Workshop held on September 16th.

Volunteers are needed for organizing

(1) our next social gathering,

(2) an All-Young social gathering, and

(3) a "Tenure Paths for Young Physicists" workshop. Please contact us if you're interested in helping out.

To join our mailing list, send an email to
listserv [at] fnal.gov

with the subject empty, and "subscribe dune-young name lastname" in the email body.

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