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Explore beyond Standard Model (BSM) light mediator detection opportunities through ongoing Standard Model experiments in this high energy physics seminar by Isaac Wang from Fermilab. Learn about light mediators as well-motivated particles with varying masses and couplings across different theoretical frameworks. Discover how several new experiments primarily designed for Standard Model physics—including MUonE, Hyper-K, IceCube, and GRAND—demonstrate sensitivity to BSM light mediators across wide parameter ranges. Examine specific examples of dark photon and neutrino self-interaction mediators, understanding their theoretical foundations and experimental signatures. Gain insights into how existing experimental infrastructure can be leveraged to probe new physics beyond the Standard Model, particularly in the context of light mediator searches and their implications for particle physics research.
