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Hunting for WIMPs with the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search

The Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (CDMS) is an experiment whose goal is to detect WIMPs via elastic-scattering interactions in detectors capable of nuclear-recoil discrimination. Recent advances in eliminating a low-energy-electron background are discussed. Data from the current run yield 1 nuclear-recoil candidate above 25 keV recoil energy in 1.7 kg-days of exposure.