Results from the KARMEN neutrino experiment

The KARMEN experimental program at the pulsed beam‐stop source ISIS studies the interactions of neutrinos with energies up to 53 MeV in a 56 tonne scintillation calorimeter. Major aims includes studies of specific weak couplings, weak nuclear form factors, and νμ−νe universality, by the measurement of charged current (CC) and neutral current (NC) neutrino interactions with 12C. We present relevant results from the first two years of data taking.