Welcome to the Wiki pages of the particle and nuclear physics groups at Nevis Laboratories

These Wiki pages are written by and for the particle- and nuclear-physics research groups at Nevis Laboratories, a research facility operated by Columbia University.

Resources

• Nevis Seminars
• Computing at Nevis (including Wiki tips)
• Phone system
• Laboratory safety training
• Research ethics training
• A ROOT tutorial
• If you forgot your Nevis Wiki password, go to the ResetPassword page.

Public areas for research groups

Web	Description	Links
Main	TWiki home where users and groups are located
TWiki	TWiki documentation, welcome guest and user registration
ATLAS	Research related to the ATLAS detector at CERN
DOE	Research related to nuclear-physics experiments funded by the Department of Energy
Veritas	Research related to the VERITAS and CTA experiments
Webs are color-coded for identification and reference. Contact sysadmin@nevis.columbia.edu if you need a workspace web for your team.

Legend:

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Private areas

The following research groups have elected to keep their webs private. You need an account with the appropriate group to able to view these pages.

• Neutrino
• CTA
• DoubleChooz
• MicroBooNE
• NuSOnG
• eBubble
• DAEdALUS

TWiki Information

Notes

Despite the default boiler-plate you'll find on many of these pages, the Main TWiki pages are not open for modification to the general public. You must be a researcher associated with Nevis Labs and have an account on this wiki to modify any page in this site.

If you are looking for the site-wide Sandbox, it is here. However, you cannot even view the Sandbox unless you log in. In other words, we don't want you looking at our mistakes. Not that we make any...

TWiki Utilities

• You are currently in the Main web. The color code for this web is this background, so you know where you are.
• If you are not familiar with the TWiki collaboration platform, please visit WelcomeGuest first.