  COSINE-100, a direct detection WIMP dark matter search, is using 106 kg of
NaI(Tl) crystals to definitively test the DAMA collaboration's claim of WIMP
discovery. In the context of most standard models of WIMP dark matter, the DAMA
result is in conflict with other direct detection experiments. To resolve this
tension, COSINE-100 seeks to independently test the DAMA observation using a
detector of the same target material as DAMA, thus definitively confirming or
refuting their claim of WIMP discovery. Here, we present the current status and
projected sensitivity of COSINE-100, along with the projected sensitivity of
COSINE-200, a possible next phase of the experiment.
