Recent results from the SciBath detector at Fermilab

The SciBath detector is an 80 liter liquid scintillator detector read out by a three dimensional grid of 768 wavelength-shifting fibers. The fiber readout allows SciBath to measure neutral particle fluxes by tracking the recoiling charged particles with uniform efficiency in all directions. Near 1 MeV, neutrons are detected with 30\% efficiency and 30\% energy resolution, and near 100 MeV, the efficiency is 10\% with a 60\% energy resolution. Recently, a series of measurements were conducted at Fermilab in order to measure neutron backgrounds. At the end of December, a measurement was completed 100 meters underground at the MINOS near-detector area. In support of a possible coherent neutrino scattering experiment, a second measurement was completed in April at the MI-12 target building for the Booster Neutrino Beam. The latest results from both of these measurements will be presented. In addition, an overview of detector performance, with a particular emphasis on the event topology reconstruction, will also be presented. These results can be extrapolated to future measurements of fast-neutron backgrounds at other underground facilities.