Looking for dark matter on the light side
Babette D\"obrich

TL;DR
This paper reviews recent laboratory experiments searching for light dark matter particles, especially axions, focusing on their electromagnetic interactions and the latest experimental efforts to detect them.
Contribution
It provides a concise overview of the theoretical motivation and recent experimental approaches for detecting light, weakly interacting dark matter particles like axions.
Findings
Summary of recent experimental techniques
Highlighting electromagnetic coupling detection methods
Overview of current experimental results
Abstract
Among the prominent low-mass dark matter candidates is the QCD axion but also other light and weakly interacting particles beyond the Standard Model. We review briefly the case for such dark matter and give an overview on most recent experimental efforts within laboratory searches, where we focus on experiments exploiting a potential electromagnetic coupling of such particles.
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