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Probing for ALPino dark matter at beam dump experiments

Axion-like-particles (ALPs) are generalization of axions. Supersymmetry predicts the existence of its fermionic super- partner, ALPino. We study the detectability of ALPino in the fixed target experiments by estimating the production and decay rate of neutralinos and the number of signals. We also clarify conditions for ALPino to be a candidate for dark matter in our Universe. This is based on our work [1].