Caren Hagner

Prof. Dr. Caren Hagner is a Professor and working group leader at the University of Hamburg's Institute of Experimental Physics, within the Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science and Natural Sciences. Her primary affiliations include high-energy physics collaborations such as JUNO, SHiP, SND@LHC, and Borexino.

Research Interests: Her work spans particle physics, neutrino detection, dark matter searches, and experimental detector optimization. Key focuses include solar and reactor neutrinos (JUNO), hidden particles and dark matter (SHiP), muon flux measurements (SND@LHC), and low-energy astrophysical neutrinos (Borexino).

Publication Trends: Hagner's recent articles (2020–2024) emphasize neutrino experiments and dark matter sensitivity studies. Dominant themes involve detector calibration (e.g., JUNO liquid scintillator), Beyond-Standard-Model physics (SHiP), and multi-experiment neutrino analyses. Her work consistently bridges theoretical particle physics with large-scale experimental collaborations.

Labs and Teams: She leads a research group at DESY and University of Hamburg focused on experimental particle physics. Major collaborations include CERN (SHiP), JUNO (China), and Borexino (Italy).