Pranava Teja Surukuchi

Hello, thanks for stopping by! My name is Pranava. I am Postdoctoral Research Associate at Yale University working on detemining the properties of neutrinos–the least understood fundamental particles.

I got my Ph.D. from Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago working on the PROSPECT reactor neutrino experiment leading the design, fabrication, QA, and assembly of the inner detector subsystem and led its first sterile neutrino search. Find more about PROSPECT and my work on reactor neutrinos.

I then joined the Wright Laboratory at Yale University as a postdoc working on the Project 8 neutrino mass experiment and CUORE and CUPID neutrinoless double beta decay experiments while continuing to work on the PROSPECT experiment. On the Project 8, I am leading the antenna design and the event reconstruction efforts on the upcoming Phase of the experiment. On CUORE experiment, I have led the design of the muon veto system that will eventually be used for CUPID. I am also currently working on understanding the sources of resolution degradation to improve the sensitivity of the CUPID experiment.

Please contact me to discuss my or if you have ideas to collaborate. I particularly encourage any students in need of advice to contact me.