  The Virtual Environment for Neutrinos (VENu) is a virtual reality-based
visualisation of the MicroBooNE detector. MicroBooNE is a liquid-argon-based
neutrino experiment, which is currently operating in Fermilab's Booster
neutrino beam. The new VENu smartphone app provides informative explanations
about neutrinos and uses real MicroBooNE neutrino data that can be visualised
inside a virtual representation of the MicroBooNE detector. Available for both
iOS and Android, the VENu app can be downloaded for free from the Apple and
Google marketplaces. The app enables users to immerse themselves inside the
MicroBooNE particle detector and to see particle tracks inside. This can be
done in Virtual Reality mode, where the users can pair their smartphone with
any consumer virtual reality headset and see the detector in 3D. To encourage
learning in a fun environment, a game is also available, guiding users to learn
about neutrinos and how to detect them. They can also try to "catch"' neutrinos
themselves in 3D mode. The app is currently being pursued for a QuarkNet
neutrino master class and outreach events at several universities and labs
worldwide.
