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Description
After collecting more than five years of continuous data and accumulating over 2.8 tonne·years of TeO$_2$ exposure, CUORE has firmly established itself as a leading cryogenic calorimeter experiment for rare-event searches. We present a summary of our latest results which, along with our unprecedented cryogenic performance, demonstrate our readiness to tackle a different set of new challenges. After reaching our target exposure of 3 tonne·years TeO$_2$ in 2026, “CUORE Run-2” will follow a targeted cryogenic upgrade that will improve our low-energy analysis performance. We will describe how this initiative, associated analysis techniques, and results will largely benefit CUPID as the next-generation experiment continues to unlock the full potential of this detection technique.
| Collaboration you are representing | CUORE |
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