Neutrino scattering provides a powerful probe of the Standard Model at
low energies and a sensitive window to new physics. I will discuss how
processes such as neutrino–electron and coherent neutrino–nucleus
scattering test electroweak interactions and constrain non-standard
interactions. In particular, I will highlight the role of these
measurements in probing neutrino electromagnetic properties, focusing on
magnetic moments, neutrino milli-charges and neutrino charge radii,
which are the only non-zero properties present even in the standard
model. I will discuss searches with current experiments and the
sensitivity reach of a future xenon based experiment such as DARWIN.
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