About Me
I am a scientist in the Fermilab Theory Division. Most of my time is spent on numerical simulations for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, one of the greatest scientific experiments every built.
Interests
- High-Energy Physics
- High-Performance Computing
Education
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PhD Physics
Durham University
📚 My Research
… focuses on detailed and precise computations for particle collisions at the highest energies attainable in man-made experiments. Due to the large available phase space, a connection to theory can only be achieved with the help of advanced algorithms and involved phenomenological models, which are combined in computer simulations called multi-purpose event generators. They are the main workhorses for particle physics phenomenology, used to analyze current experimental data, to reinterpret data based on improved theory, and to plan future experiments.
Recent Talks
tt̄bb̄ at NLO precision in a variable flavor number scheme
Talk given at ttH/tH Working Group meeting, Virtual @ CERN, PDF
Sep 30, 2024
Precision simulations of light and heavy jets
Talk given at MIT Nuclear and Particle Theory Seminar, MIT, PDF
Sep 23, 2024
Connecting Theory and Experiment through Event Simulation
Talk given at Fermilab Annual Users Meeting, Fermilab, PDF
Jul 12, 2024
Lectures