Linyan Wan

Wilson Fellow, Associate Scientist

Telephone: (630) 840-5583 E-mail: lwan@fnal.gov Office Location: WH12W

Since joining Fermilab in 2023, my scientific work has focused on neutrino physics and beyond standard model searches. As a member of the SBND and DUNE collaborations, I am interested in neutrino oscillation, baryon number violation searches, as well as in extending the capability of Liquid Argon Time Project Chambers (LArTPC) data. In SBND, I served as the calibration convener in 2024-26. In the DUNE Collaboration, I mainly work on atmospheric neutrino oscillation and the neutron-antineutron transition search. Previously I worked for about a decade on the Super-Kamiokande experiment, with major contributions to rare event searches targeting diffused supernova neutrinos, baryon number violations, and cosmic-ray boosted dark matter.

I am involved in several projects aiming at leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning towards physics discovery. I co-lead the Neutrino Discovery Platform project, where we construct agentic workflow and surrogate models to maximize the utility of the open datasets from experiments such as MINERvA and MicroBooNE. I am also working on a few exploratory projects including surrogate modeling for particle propagation simulation and neural networks for neutrons in LArTPCs.