My current research is focused on the
CMS experiment at
CERN.
The CMS collaboration studies
proton-proton collisions at the world's highest energies ever
achieved in a lab. I am particularly interested in searches
for new particles, especially long-lived particles that may have
been missed elsewhere.
I have previously (2001-2012) worked on the
D0 experiment at
Fermi National Accelerator Lab (Fermilab).
On D0, I concentrated on searches for new particles,
top quark physics, trigger development, and simulations.
The D0 collaboration
studied proton-anti-proton collision using the Tevatron accelerator.
Post-doctoral Research
My post-doctoral research involved neutrino interactions. This work is part
of Fermilab Experiment 815, NuTeV.
I also worked on Monte Carlo studies of vertex detection at a future
Next Linear
Collider.
Doctoral Thesis
My thesis work involved a search for exotic mesons in the 1-3 GeV region.
This work was being done as part of the Brookhaven Experiment 852. More
information can be found on these pages:
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My past research experience includes:
