Calorimetry and light-based detectors have been combined in a work package, as there are several potential synergies. Three topics for calorimetry and one topic each for Ring Imaging Cherenkov (RICH) counters and scintillating fibre trackers were identified under this topic.
After finishing my master's degree in Aeronautical Engineering (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid), I focused my career on the structural analysis, working in several fields such as aeronautics...
My research focuses on detector R&D and simulation for future upgrades, in particular the use of sub-nanosecond time information to improve the performance of RICH (Ring-Imaging Cherenkov) detectors i...
After working at CMS for 10+ years with jet calibration and Particle Flow, I take on new challenges as a Research Fellow in the Noble Liquid Calorimetry for Future Accelerator Experiments project. We...
First technical and now doctoral student at CERN, member of the LHCb collaboration, he is currently doing research on the upgrade of the detector’s electromagnetic calorimeter exploring novel fast...
After his Masters degree, Martin moved from native Vienna, Austria, to CERN for his PhD work in the ATLAS muon group which he finished in 1999. Following a “fellowship” on numerical field computation...
Brieuc joined the CMS experiment in 2013 for his PhD (UCLouvain - CP3, Belgium) to work on double Higgs production analyses, b-tagging algorithms and Tracker commissioning. During his first postdoc...
Henric Wilkens got his Ph.D. on the study of muons in Extensive Air shower using the L3+Cosmic extension of the L3 experiment. He joined CERN as a research fellow, and following his interest in...
