Fig. 7: Selection of past and currently operating cryogenic solid-state detectors developed for direct dark matter searches. | Communications Physics

Fig. 7: Selection of past and currently operating cryogenic solid-state detectors developed for direct dark matter searches.

From: Progress and prospects in the underground laboratories' search for dark matter

Fig. 7: Selection of past and currently operating cryogenic solid-state detectors developed for direct dark matter searches.

These experiments employ ultrapure crystals operated at millikelvin temperatures to achieve high sensitivity to the tiny signals produced by potential dark matter interactions. Shown here are: SuperCDMS at Soudan (Credit: Reidar Hahn, Fermilab171), CRESST-III (Credit: A. Eckert/MPP172), and EDELWEISS-III (Credit: EDELWEISSS Collaboration173).

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