For my Ph.D. I am involved in the LHCb experiment (Large Hadron Collider beauty experiment, CERN, Geneva), one of the four experiments that will take place at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). The detector is a forward single arm spectrometer designed to exploit the large b \bar b production cross section, and perform precise measurements of CP violation in b-hadrons decays. I have performed the analysis of the Bs->phi eta_c decay channel and the results were reported in the Reoptimized Detetector Techinical Design Report. This decay may in particular serve to probe the weak Bs-Bs bar mixing phase phi_s =~ -2 chi, where chi corresponds to the beta angle of the bs unitarity triangle. I'm also contributing to the Monte Carlo generators; in particular, I am the manager of the package holding the decay files used to generate signal samples with QQ (CLEO event generator). I have also started working on the Level-1 and High Level Triggers for which I plan to contribute in the design of the selection algorithms.

For my PhD thesis I am working on NA48/2, the fixed target experiment operating at the SPS at CERN that studies CP violation in the charged kaon system. In particular I am studying the decay Ke4 in order to measure the form factors that enter the matrix element and the s-wave scattering length for the low energy pi pi scattering. From the hardware side I am studying the project of a system of RF superconducting cavities for the separation of kaons from pions and protons at an energy of several GeV.

For my Ph.D. thesis I am working on ATLAS, one of the four universal detectors under construction at LHC pp collider at CERN.Israel is in charge of the construction and test of the Thin Gas Chambers (TGC). I worked on the test bench located in tel aviv university and more precisally on the software reconstrction code. Now i started a study on the B physics (mainly Bs) into muons decays. For this i'm using simulation and reconstruction tools. I will also try to study fine effect on the level 1 trigger.