Radoslav MarchevskiTeaching & PhD PhD Students Jou An Chen, Tobias Alexandre Monnard, Xiafei Chang, Gauri Napoletano, Kerim Guseinov, Noémie Duc Courses Particle physics I PHYS-415 Presentation of particle properties, their symmetries and interactions.Introduction to quantum electrodynamics and to the Feynman rules. Particle physics: the flavour frontiers PHYS-471 This course will present experimental aspects of flavour physics primarily in the quark sector but also in the lepton sector and
Luis Miguel Garcia MartinTeaching & PhD Courses Master project in Physics PHYS-599(b) The student realises a research project in a physics laboratory or in a company. Particle physics: the flavour frontiers PHYS-471 This course will present experimental aspects of flavour physics primarily in the quark sector but also in the lepton sector and their role in the development of the Standard Model of particle physics.
Alexandre Brea RodriguezTeaching & PhD Courses Selected topics in nuclear and particle physics PHYS-400 This course presents the physical principles and the recent research developments on three topics of particle and nuclear physics: the physics of neutrinos, dark matter, and plasmas of quarks and gluons. An emphasis is given on experimental aspects in these three research fields.
Mike SeidelTeaching & PhD PhD Students Simon Fanica Buijsman, Jesús Avila Pulido, Ingrid Midtbust Hjelle, Maria Paula Rey Barrera, Raziyeh Dadashi Motlagh, Zdenek Vostrel, Evan James Ericson, Yi Wu, Lode Vanhecke, Roberta Provvedi, Adam Mark Furman, Aikaterini Nikou, Felix Höfenstock, Ludovica Bertolozzi, Simone Giroldi Past EPFL PhD Students Marco Hartmann, Péter Kicsiny, Rongrong Cai, André Donadón Servelle, Longdi Zhu, Sofia Carolina Johannesson, Vera Korchevnyuk, Nicolas Vallis, Elias Walter Waagaard, Christophe
Anni Matilda KauniskangasCurrent Work
I am currently working as a doctoral researcher as a part of Prof. Shchutska's group in experimental particle physics. I am a member of the LHCb and SND@LHC collaborations. My PhD thesis work is mainly focused on performing a measurement of a rare B-meson decay process using the data from the LHCb experiment.
Education MSci Physics | 2018 – 2022 Imperial College London
ResearchCurrent Research Fields Experimental high-energy physics (flavour physics)
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Aravindhan VenkateswaranTeaching & PhD Courses Master project in Physics PHYS-599(b) The student realises a research project in a physics laboratory or in a company.
Simon Van MuldersTeaching & PhD PhD Students Daniel Perales Rios, Jan Jakub Frybes Courses General physics : mechanics PHYS-101(a) Give the student the basic notions that will allow him or her to have a better understanding of physical phenomena, such as the mechanic of point masses. Acquire the capacity to analyse quantitatively the consequences of these effects with appropriate theoretical tools.
Roberto RibattiTeaching & PhD Courses Specialisation semester PHYS-597 Students have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a project contributing to specialize them in a physics field. The project can take place in an external or internal laboratory or in a research institute.
Esteban Curras RiveraTeaching & PhD Courses Master project in Physics PHYS-599(b) The student realises a research project in a physics laboratory or in a company. Specialisation semester PHYS-597 Students have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a project contributing to specialize them in a physics field. The project can take place in an external or internal laboratory or in a research institute.
Werner Friedrich HerrTeaching & PhD Courses Advanced concepts in particle accelerators PHYS-751 Accelerator physics covers a wide range of very exciting topics. This course presents basic physics ideas and the technologies underlying the workings of modern accelerators. An overview of the new ideas and challenges of the possible paths towards the next generation of accelerators will be given.
Giovanni IadarolaTeaching & PhD PhD Students Simon Fanica Buijsman Past EPFL PhD Students as codirector Sofia Carolina Johannesson Courses Advanced concepts in particle accelerators PHYS-751 Accelerator physics covers a wide range of very exciting topics. This course presents basic physics ideas and the technologies underlying the workings of modern accelerators. An overview of the new ideas and challenges of the possible paths towards the next generation of accelerators will be given.
Alina KleimenovaTeaching & PhD Courses Physics project II PHYS-422 The student applies the competencies acquired during her/his studies in a research study developed in one of the laboratories of the physics section under the supervision of teacher of the section. The student is present during a whole day of the week in the laboratory during the semester.
