Headshot of Pablo Macias Lopez, a Yale Wright Lab undergrad working with Reina Maruyama, surrounded by cosmic filaments.

Pablo Macias Lopez

Undergraduate
CUORE/CUPID
Yale College

Biographical Sketch

Pablo Macias Lopez works with the neutrinoless double beta decay experiments CUORE and its successor, CUPID. 

Originally from North Las Vegas, he is a rising senior at Yale College double majoring in Physics and Film and Media Studies. 

Education:

  • B.S. Physics, Yale University, expected 2027
  • B.A. Film and Media Studies, Yale University, expected 2027

Contact Info

pablo.maciaslopez@yale.edu

Experiments

Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay

CUORE & CUPID

Science goal: Search for neutrinoless double beta decay, which could answer why we live in a Universe of matter, not antimatter.

Group involvement: Yale is responsible for detector calibration, the study of cosmogenic backgrounds, double beta decay analysis, & the search for solar axions. Maruyama and Karsten Heeger are CO-PIs of CUORE & CUPID.

Close up of faces of people working on the CUORE cryostat in clean room garb.