Regular biography
Dr Lindsey Bignell is a Research Fellow in the Department of Physics at The Australian National University, specializing in Nuclear Physics and Accelerator Applications. Her research focuses on nuclear structure and radiation modeling, with contributions to experiments such as SABRE South and CLARION2-TRINITY. She has published in journals including the European Physical Journal C and Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research. Her work involves advanced techniques in particle identification and background characterization in dark matter experiments.
Scholar-generated biography
Lindsey Bignell is a Research Associate at the Australian National University, specializing in physics with a focus on neutrino oscillations, reactor antineutrino experiments, and liquid scintillator technology. Her work includes the PROSPECT experiment, which investigates short-baseline neutrino oscillations, and the SABRE project, which explores dark matter and neutrino detection. She has contributed to the development of advanced scintillator detectors and Monte Carlo simulations for background characterization. Her research also encompasses terahertz emission, nuclear recoil detection, and high-purity radiation detectors, emphasizing experimental techniques and data analysis in particle and nuclear physics.