People
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Work Description
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Anne-Marie MAGNAN |
I am doing my PhD thesis in the D0 Experiment, one of the two experiments which take place at the TeVatron, the proton-antiproton collider at Fermilab, USA. |
Katharina MAIR |
For my Ph.D. thesis I am working on the Muon Spectrometer of ATLAS, one of the LHC - detectors at CERN. I participated in the final commissioning of the alignment test system, which is needed for precise muon tracking, and prepared a C++ converter for test beam data of Trigger and Precision Chambers. During the this yearís test beam a first test of the Muon Track Reconstruction software package MOORE on real data will be possible. From the hardware side I am engaged with the set up of a cosmic ray stand, on which the functionality of packages of Monitored Drift Chambers and Resistive Plate Chambers will be checked, before they will be finally installed in ATLAS. |
Ewa MARKIEWICZ |
I am currently working in the field of Elementary Particle Physics at the Institute of Nuclear Physics in Krakow, within the ATLAS experiment at CERN. |
Adam MATYJA |
For my PhD thesis I am working on BELLE. |
Niels MEYER |
The breaking of electroweak symmetry is still not understood. Many theories have been developed to explain the underlying mechanism. All of them introduce at least one new particle. In the Standard Model this is the Higgs Boson, while in other models --such as Technicolor-- a rich spectrum of new particles is expected. Experimentalists search for these new particles and precisely determine their properties to test the various predictions.I am searching for particles from technicolor theories in data recorded by the OPAL experiment at LEP and study precision measurements on Higgs Boson properties at a future electron positron collider such as TESLA. |
Alessandro MONTANARI |
I'm doing my PhD research on the ZEUS experiment, at the HERA collider at DESY. At HERA positrons (or electrons) of 27.5 GeV collide with protons of 820 GeV, with a center of mass energy of about 320 GeV. This allows to investigate the structure of the proton up to the linear scale of 10^{-16} |
Catherine Cart 06/2003