Speaker
Chris Stanford
(Harvard University)
Description
We present a design concept and preliminary results for a method to increase the light collected by a sparse array of SiPMs by placing a metalens in front of each photodetector. A metalens is a flat lens that uses nanostructures on the surface to focus incident light. Metalenses offer similar focusing power to traditional lenses, but with reduced bulk and cost, and can be mass-produced in industry nanofabrication facilities. Their use could allow the next generation of large-scale physics detectors to obtain an increase in their light collection and further their science reach while simultaneously reducing the required number of readout channels needed to meet their design goals.
Primary authors
Chris Stanford
(Harvard University)
Prof.
Roxanne Guenette
(Harvard University)
Dr
Carlos Escobar
(Fermilab)
Dr
Adam Para
(Fermilab)
Mr
Benjamin Lawrence-Sanderson
(Fermilab)
Dr
Augusto Martins
(Harvard University)
Dr
Justo Martín-Albo
(Instituto de Física Corpuscular)
Dr
Michelle Stancari
(Femilab)
Ms
Taylor Contreras
(Harvard)
