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Next-generation experiments searching for neutrinoless double-beta decay mustbe sensitive to a Majorana neutrino mass as low as 10 meV. CUORE, an array of988 TeO$_2$ bolometers being commissioned at Laboratori Nazionali del GranSasso in Italy, features an expected sensitivity of 50-130 meV at 90% C.L, thatcan be improved by removing the background from $\alpha$ radioactivity. This ispossible if, in coincidence with the heat release in a bolometer, the Cherenkovlight emitted by the $\beta$ signal is detected. The amount of light detectedis so far limited to only 100 eV, requiring low-noise cryogenic lightdetectors. The CALDER project (Cryogenic wide-Area Light Detectors withExcellent Resolution) aims at developing a small prototype experimentconsisting of TeO$_2$ bolometers coupled to new light detectors based onkinetic inductance detectors. The R&D is focused on the light detectors thatcould be implemented in a next-generation neutrinoless double-beta decayexperiment.

CALDER - Neutrinoless double-beta decay identification in TeO$_2$ bolometers with kinetic inductance detectors