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Search site. High Energy PhysicsThe group is interested in a range of theoretical problems with a phenomenological emphasis (that is, with relevance to current or future experiments). We have close contacts with the Cavendish experimental high

Measuring the spin of SUSY particles. Models and searches for new physics with displaced vertices at colliders. ... Precision computation of the MSSM and NMSSM spectrum and decays. New physics intepretations of collider anomalies.

Search site. High Energy Physics. TBA. Abstract not available. Further information. Time:. 01Nov. Nov 1st 2024. 16:00 to 17:00. Venue:. MR19 (Potter Room, Pavilion B), CMS. Speaker:. William Handley (Cambridge U.). Series:. HEP phenomenology joint

Search site. High Energy Physics. Oleg Brandt. Professor, ATLAS, ANUBIS. Address. Cavendish Laboratory (HEP). 19 JJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0HE. United Kingdom. Telephone. 44 1223 337242. E-mail. obrandt@hep.phy.cam.ac.uk. Room. Rutherford

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Armed with this knowledge, experiments were devised to detect and measure the properties of these new particles. ... Later, the Cambridge group worked on the development of a new silicon pad detector for a subsequent upgrade of the experiment.

Search site. High Energy Physics. UA5 - Slideshow. Cambridge HEP Group History - UA5. ;. 2024 University of Cambridge.

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Search site. High Energy Physics. MINOS Beam Analyses at Cambridge. MINOS Beam Analyses at Cambridge. Muon Neutrino Disappearance. Cambridge works on several aspects of the MINOS experiment. We are currently involved in the main Charged Current

This excess has fuelled much theoretical speculation about new physics, including sterile neutrinos, neutrino decay, Lorentz/CPT violation, and the influence of extra dimensions. ... The Cambridge group is developing new techniques of event

Search site. High Energy Physics. Prospective Graduate Student Interviews. Particle Physics PhD Interviews. Interviews for STFC-funded and Cambridge Trust/Gates candidates are normally held in January. Candidates funded through other programs may be

Search site. High Energy Physics. ATLAS semiconductor tracker. The ATLAS tracker is made up of two parts: the semiconductor tracker (SCT) and the transition radiation tracker (TRT). Together with the pixel detector at the heart of the detector,

Part III Particle Physics. Major Option. Michaelmas 2023. Part III Particle Physics Lecture Handouts. Handout 1: all pages. Handout 2:or just its appendices. Handout 3: all pages and non-examinable propagator supplement. Handout 8:or just its

The CLIC collaboration is currently in the process of developing new hardware and software tools so that they can extend work contained in the CRD and produce a TDR in the

A Collection of Links to Particle Physics on the Web. The main accelerator labs:. The LEP experiments:. and the rival. SLD experiment at the SLC. Neutrino Oscillation Experiments. The Tevatron experiments:. CP violation experiments with neutral

Search site. High Energy Physics. Job Opportunities. On this page you will find links to jobs available within the HEP Group. Please feel free to complain if you find obsolete entries on this page. Academic positions. There are no positions being

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Search site. High Energy Physics. New Frontiers. New Frontiers. The group is looking into collaborating on a number of future experiments:.

Search site. High Energy Physics. Alexander Mitov. Professor, Theory, CFPSPP, PQCD. Address. Cavendish Laboratory (HEP). 19 JJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0HE. United Kingdom. Telephone. 44 1223 337620. E-mail. amitov@hep.phy.cam.ac.uk. Room.

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Search site. High Energy Physics. Software. Our group members are actively developing Monte Carlo and other useful software which is publicly available. Links to the respective homepages are provided here. Major Monte Carlo software developed by our

New "Convention d'Accueil". UK passport holders now require a Convention d'Accueil letter in order to work at CERN. ... All staff claims should be processed through the new system. Student claims should continue as before for now.

Search site. High Energy Physics. How to Apply. To be considered you will need to submit a formal University application. Information on how to apply is available at the University's Graduate Admissions pages. The first step in the application

Search site. High Energy Physics. Atmospheric Neutrino Physics. MINOS Atmospheric Neutrino Analysis at Cambridge. The MINOS Far Detector is also capable of detecting atmospheric neutrinos. It is the first massive underground detector to be magnetized

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Search site. High Energy Physics. RICH upgrade. LHCb RICH Upgrade. The Cambridge group is responsible for the design of electronics hardware and firmware for the upgrade of theRICH detectors are able to identify the type of particles that pass

Search site. High Energy Physics. Theoretical High Energy Physics. Theory. The group is interested in a range of theoretical problems with a phenomenological emphasis (that is, with relevance to current or future experiments). We have close contacts

Search site. High Energy Physics. Chris Lester. Senior Lecturer, ATLAS. Address. Cavendish Laboratory (HEP). 19 JJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0HE. United Kingdom. Telephone. 44 1223 337232. E-mail. lester@hep.phy.cam.ac.uk. Room. Rutherford 952.

Search site. High Energy Physics. QCD at LEP 2. QCD at LEP 2. The work of the Cambridge group on QCD at LEP1 continued into the LEP2 era. Special interest was attached to the evolution of QCD predictions with energy, which is precisely predicted by

Search site. High Energy Physics. Experimental Group. Experimental Group. Group Leader. Research Associate, ANUBIS. University Assistant Professor, LHCb. College Assistant Professor, ATLAS. Senior Lecturer, ATLAS. Research Associate, ATLAS. Professor

Search site. High Energy Physics. Prospective Graduate Student FAQ. Q. Is the HEP group offering new PhD projects for October 2021?

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in 2022 so new claims should use the new system. The system is called SAP Concur. ... Follow the link for more information. There are perhaps two noteworthy things about the new system.

Search site. High Energy Physics. HEP Group Research Activities. Research. A brief description of our current research projects can be found by navigating the Research menu. The experimental group is involved in major experiments at CERN and

Search site. High Energy Physics. Ben Gripaios. Professor, Group Leader, Theory, BSM, NEWPHYS. Address. Cavendish Laboratory (HEP). 19 JJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0HE. United Kingdom. Telephone. 44 1223 761014. E-mail. gripaios@hep.phy.cam.ac.uk

Search site. High Energy Physics. OPAL Graphics. OPAL Graphics. The data from the OPAL detector was recorded electronically, and processed automatically. The purpose was to reconstruct precisely the trajectories of charged tracks, and the positions

Search site. High Energy Physics. College and University Funding Competitions. This page attempts to list the various funding competitions available at present. We can't guarantee that it is complete, though every effort has been made to make it so.

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Search site. High Energy Physics. Cambridge DUNE Group. Contact. Group Members. Introduction. The international neutrino physics community has come together to develop the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), a cutting-edge experiment for

Search site. High Energy Physics. Bryan Webber. Emeritus Professor, Theory, CFPSPP, PQCD, NEWPHYS, MC. Address. Cavendish Laboratory (HEP). 19 JJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0HE. United Kingdom. Telephone. 44 1223 337269. E-mail. webber@hep.phy.cam

At Cambridge we have studied a number of methods of measuring alpha_s, using a new type of QCD calculation developed by our Cavendish colleagues, based on resummation.

Search site. High Energy Physics. UA5. UA5. Cambridge HEP Group History - UA5. Richard Ansorge, Chris Booth, Bob Dewolf, David Munday, Jonathan Ovens, John Rushbrooke, Pat Ward, David Ward, Chris Webber, Tony Weidberg, Tom White. The UA5

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Search site. High Energy Physics. Val Gibson. Professor, AION, MAGIS, LHCb. Address. Cavendish Laboratory (HEP). 19 JJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0HE. United Kingdom. Telephone. 44 1223 337373. E-mail. gibson@hep.phy.cam.ac.uk. Room. Rutherford

Search site. High Energy Physics. OPAL Monte Carlo. OPAL Monte Carlo. The OPAL Monte Carlo program GOPAL was an essential tool for analysing data. The aim of GOPAL was to simulate the response of the OPAL detector to any given set of particles. The

as well as searches for new fundamental interactions.

Search site. High Energy Physics. David Ward. Emeritus Professor,. Address. Cavendish Laboratory (HEP). 19 JJ Thomson Avenue. Cambridge CB3 0HE. United Kingdom. Telephone. 44 1223 337269. Room. Rutherford 943. WWW. CRSID. drw1. 2024 University of

Search site. High Energy Physics. OPAL Vertex Detector. OPAL Vertex Detector. The central detector of OPAL had the task of making precise measurements of the trajectories of charged particles. It consisted of four components; the innermost is a

This excess has fuelled much theoretical speculation about new physics, including sterile neutrinos, neutrino decay, Lorentz/CPT violation, and the influence of extra dimensions. ... The Cambridge group is developing new techniques of event