Neutrinos are copiously produced at the LHC, but no LHC neutrino has ever been detected. FASERv, a recently approved subdetector of FASER, is designed to detect such collider neutrinos for the first time and study their properties.

Core-collapse supernovae originate from the gravitational collapse of massive stars. These explosions are the birthplace of neutron stars, the site of element synthesis, and the source of copious quantities of neutrinos.

Sterile neutrinos with masses around a few keV have been postulated to be viable dark matter candidates.