Members - CP3 - Center for Particle Physics and Phenomenology

[Faculty (11)] [Research scientists (3)] [Postdocs (10)] [Visitors (3)] [PhD students (23)] [Students (9)] [Administration (5)] [Guests (4)] [All (68)]

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Director:	Jean-Marc Gérard
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Secretariat:	Ginette Tabordon
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Address:	2, Chemin du Cyclotron B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve Belgium
Phone:	+32 (0)10 47 3273

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[Faculty (11)] [Research scientists (3)] [Postdocs (10)] [Visitors (3)] [PhD students (23)] [Students (9)] [Administration (5)] [Guests (4)] [All (68)]

Faculty (11)

Giacomo Bruno
Experimentalist working on the CMS experiment at the LHC collider. Presently involved in the commissioning of the silicon strip tracker, the deployment and running of the Belgian Tier-2 GRID computing center and preparation of physics data analysis. Office: Cycl E.262 Phone: +32 10 47 3215 Email:

Eduardo Cortina Gil
Experimentalist. Detector development for future experiments. Main interests in pixel detectors and fine granularity calorimetry. Office: Cycl E.264 Phone: +32 10 47 3242 Email:

Christophe Delaere

I am working on the performances and operation of the CMS all-silicon tracker, as convener of the tracker detector performances group (DPG) of CMS. I am especially involved in aspects like synchronization and calibration of the MIP response, taking into account non-linear effects in the silicon and time-of-flight effects. I am also involved in the HSCP search at CMS.

Office: Cycl E.358
Phone: +32 10 47 3217
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Denis Favart
I'm involved in CMS for the grid activities and in CHORUS for the final data analyses. Office: Cycl E.165 Phone: +32 10 47 3228 Email:

André Füzfa
Professor on the (future) UCL Namur site (currently FUNDP), I am working in theoretical cosmology (interpretations of dark energy, observational constraints from structure formation, Hubble diagram, CMB, etc) and on complex systems in general relativity (dynamical systems, multi-physics N-body simulations, numerical relativity). Office: Cycl E.355 Phone: +32 10 47 9161 Email:

Jean-Marc Gérard
Phenomenological aspects of the fundamental interactions, gravity included. Office: Cycl E.246 Phone: +32 10 47 2712 Email:

Jan Govaerts
The fundamental interactions, their theories and their quantum unification. Office: Cycl E.252 Phone: +32 10 47 3226 Email:

Vincent Lemaitre
Experimentalist, CMS collaboration. Preparation of data analyses in CMS for Higgs searches, top physics and photon-Proton interactions. Also invovled in the silicon tracker construction and R&D for SLHC (RD50). Office: Cycl E.265 Phone: +32 10 47 3241 Email:

Fabio Maltoni
I am interested in the phenomenology of the standard model and beyond, and particularly in collider physics. Office: Cycl E.247 Phone: +32 10 47 3166 Email:

Krzysztof Piotrzkowski
Experimentalist. Convener of Forward Physics Group in CMS. Studying high energy photon interactions at hadron colliders. Working on very forward detectors with the FP420 collaboration, in particular on novel, ultra-fast detectors with picosecond resolution. Office: Cycl E.263 Phone: +32 10 47 3244 Email:

Christophe Ringeval
Early universe cosmology. CMB, inflation, trans-Planckian physics, topological defects, braneworld and string cosmology. Office: Cycl E.352 Phone: +32 10 47 2075 Email:

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Research scientists (3)

Jérôme de Favereau
Computing team. Office: Cycl E.256 Phone: +32 10 47 3113 Email:

Pavel Demin
I'm working for the CMS experiment. My current responsibilities: developing physics analysis software for CMS; heavy flavor jet tagging based on electron identification; enabling computing GRID at UCL/FYNU. Office: Cycl E.255 Phone: +32 10 47 3165 Email:

Otilia Militaru
I'm involved in silicon detectors development, radiation hardness, data acquisition, R&D50 Collaboration. Office: Cycl E.152 Phone: +32 10 47 3231 Email:

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Postdocs (10)

Andrea Giammanco
I work in the CMS experiment. My main research interest is the physics of the top quark at LHC, in particular ttbar (in dileptonic final states) and single top production. I'm also interested in dE/dx in the Silicon Strip Tracker. Office: Cycl E.266 Phone: +32 10 47 3207 Email:

Jonathan Hollar
I work on the CMS experiment, studying Standard Model and BSM production through high-energy photon interactions. I also work on the High Level Trigger for CMS. Email:

Nan Li
Cosmology. Office: Cycl E.355 Phone: +32 10 47 9161 Email:

Larissa Lorenz
My research focuses on cosmological aspects of high energy physics. In particular, I am interested in models of inflation derived from string theory. Previously, I worked on the question of trans-Planckian physics in inflation. I am now also studying other aspects of cosmology, such as cosmic strings. Office: Cycl E.354 Phone: +32 10 47 3155 Email:

Aurore Luu
Office: Cycl E.150 Phone: +32 10 47 9380 Email:

Swarup Kumar Majee
Particle phenomenology: Physics beyond the standard model. Office: Cycl E.358 Phone: +32 10 47 3217 Email:

Maria-Elena Martin-Albarran
I'm involved in silicon pixel detector research, including architecture and technology developments. The main projects I will be involved are on the NA62 experiment and SOI pixel development. Office: Cycl E.260 Phone: +32 10 47 2994 Email:

Seán Murray
Fuzzy Spaces and Noncommutative Field Theory. Office: Cycl E.253 Phone: +32 10 47 8185 Email:

Teruaki Suyama
I am working on the cosmology of the early universe, mainly focusing on the dynamics of scalar fields and gravity. Office: Cycl E.353 Phone: +32 10 47 3344 Email:

Hiroyuki Tashiro
I am interested in Cosmology. In particular, I work on cosmic microwave background anisotropy and the 21 cm line of neutral hydrogen. Office: Cycl E.353 Phone: +32 10 47 3344 Email:

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Visitors (3)

Bruno Bertrand

High energy physics: Studying a new approach to determine the influence of topological terms on nonperturbative dynamics of gauge theories. Condensed matter: Developing a new gauge invariant approach of superconductivity and Josephson junction. Theoretical spectroscopy: Member of the ETSF-Belgian group. Using numerical tools (abinit) to analyse new phosphors for White LED.

Office: Cycl E.356
Phone: +32 10 47 3353
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Davide Pagano
Office: Cycl E.258 Phone: +32 10 47 3347 Email:

Xavier Rouby
Former PhD student in CP3 (photon physics, CMS, FP420, RD39), co-developper of Hector and Delphes) and former Post-Doc in Freiburg-Universität (K. Jakobs). My contribution in CP3 is now focussed on the Delphes framework. Office: Cycl E.356 Phone: +32 10 47 3353 Email:

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PhD students (23)

Suzan Basegmez
Experimentalist, I am currently working on improvement of track reconstruction in CMS.I am interested in new di-muon resonances predicted by Physics beyond the Standard Model. Office: Cycl E.261 Phone: +32 10 47 3271 Email:

Vincent Boucher
Cosmology. Modified gravity and dark energy models in light of cosmological probes such as the Cosmic Microwave Background anisotropies (CMB). Office: Cycl E.256 Phone: +32 10 47 3036 Email:

Julien Caudron
Experimentalist. I'm currently working, in the CMS Top Group, on early ttbar analysis. I'm Contact/Responsible Person for TrackJets in JetAlgo subGroup. I'm also involved in FROG Event Display development. Office: Cycl E.266 Phone: +32 10 47 3207 Email:

Michaël Clavier
NA62 physics project. Office: Cycl E.257 Phone: +32 10 47 3229 Email:

Sébastien Clesse
I study inflation, especially models of hybrid inflation and their dynamics. I'm also involved in research in the fields of cosmological perturbations, dark matter, and 21cm cosmology. Office: Cycl E.354 Phone: +32 10 47 3155 Email:

Priscila de Aquino
Beyond Standard Model phenomenology at the LHC, in particular Extra Dimensions. Office: Cycl E.359 Phone: +32 10 47 3221 Email:

Céline Degrande
Study alternative sénarios of EWSB and the masses and mixing of the fermions. Office: Cycl E.254 Phone: +32 10 47 3209 Email:

Michaël Fanuel
Nonperturbative Dynamics in Gauge Theories. Office: Cycl E.250 Phone: +32 10 47 3875 Email:

Marco Feliciangeli
I work on the phenomenology of alternative scenarios for EWSB at the LHC. Office: Cycl E.359 Phone: +32 10 47 3221 Email:

JunHui Liao
Development of ultra-fast picosecond time-of-flight detectors for the HEP experiments. Office: Cycl E.259 Phone: +32 10 47 3263 Email:

Will Link
Visiting student from UIUC. I am interested in the QCD phenomenology at the LHC as W+heavy quarks at NLO. I am also involved in the development of MadGraph 5. Office: Cycl E.254 Phone: +32 10 47 3209 Email:

Sameh Mannai
I am working on the optimisation of the hadron calorimeter for CALICE collaboration at ILC (International Linear collider). Office: Cycl E.258 Phone: +32 10 47 3347 Email:

Olivier Mattelaer
Mathematical physics (Quantum deformation of phase space path integral) and Computing (developping a numerical integrator for the Matrix Element method). Office: Cycl Roma Tre Email:

Philippe Mertens
Interested in anomalous symmetry breaking and CP violation effects in flavour physics. Especially in some K and B meson decays. Office: Cycl E.248 Phone: +32 10 47 3232 Email:

Georg Nuessle
I am working on the development of a support and cooling system for silicon pixel detectors, used in the NA62 Gigatracker. Furthermore I am involved in the research and development of FP240. Office: Cycl CERN Phone: +32 10 47 +41227677984 Email:

Séverine Ovyn
I'm curently working on W associated Higgs boson and single top production induced by photon-proton interactions at the LHC. Office: Cycl E.257 Phone: +32 10 47 3229 Email:

Arnaud Pin
I'm working on the application of the Matrix element method for event at CMS. I look at the determination of the transfert function for the CMS detector, especially for b-jets. Office: Cycl E.257 Phone: +32 10 47 3229 Email:

Loïc Quertenmont
Experimentalist working in the context of the CMS experiment at the LHC collider. Involved in the search for Heavy Stable Charged Particles (HSCP) and in APV Gain calibration of Silicon Strip detector in CMS. Also interested in jet reconstruction and in particle flow reconstruction. Expert in Particle Physics Event Display. Office: Cycl E.261 Phone: +32 10 47 3271 Email:

Nicolas Schul
I'm studying properties of high-energy photon interactions at the LHC, especially exclusive pair production of charged particles (di-muons, SUSY, doubly charged Higgs). In parallel, I'm involved in HPS Gastof hardware detector. Office: Cycl E.259 Phone: +32 10 47 3263 Email:

Lawrence Soung Yee
I am working on the research and development of front-end electronics for silicon particle detectors. Office: Cycl E.260 Phone: +32 10 47 2994 Email:

Maria Ubiali
Visiting student from Edinburgh Univ. I work on NNPDF and interested in processes with heavy quarks in the initial state. Office: Cycl E.250 Phone: +32 10 47 3875 Email:

Marco Zaro
I am interested in QCD studies for the LHC. Office: Cycl E.248 Phone: +32 10 47 3232 Email:

Simone Zonetti
Interested in Quantum Gravity and QFTs, in particular calculation of the contributions of the gravitational sector to the cosmological constant in D+1 dimensions. Office: Cycl E.253 Phone: +32 10 47 8185 Email:

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Students (9)

Jonathan Allard
Top-quark analysis in CMS. Office: Cycl E.162 Phone: +32 10 47 9396 Email:

Mathieu Buchkremer
Noncommutative Geometry and Supersymmetry. Office: Cycl E.148 Phone: +32 10 47 3224 Email:

Elvira Cerveró García
Phenomenological extraction of the K0 - K0_bar matrix element. Office: Cycl E.166 Phone: +32 10 47 3197 Email:

Antoine Laureys
One-loop induced mass splitting in custodial-invariant 2HDM. Office: Cycl E.166 Phone: +32 10 47 3197 Email:

Victor Le Maire
Particle identification with ionization energy loss and its application to searches for stable massive particles with the CMS detector at the LHC. Office: Cycl E.149 Phone: +32 10 47 3275 Email:

Dany Lockman
Search for high mass resonances in the di-muon channel and determination of their physical properties with the CMS detector at the LHC. Office: Cycl E.149 Phone: +32 10 47 3275 Email:

Claude Nuttens
Particle identification with ionization energy loss and its application to searches for stable massive particles with the CMS detector at the LHC. Office: Cycl E.149 Phone: +32 10 47 3275 Email:

Maëlle Richard
Phenomenological extraction of the eta-eta' mixing angle. Office: Cycl E.166 Phone: +32 10 47 3197 Email:

Martial Didier Yangoufolo Malessabo
Study of the construction of a Grassmann graded -product for the N=1 supersymmetric Moyal-Voros non-(anti)commutative plane. Office:* Cycl E.148 Phone: +32 10 47 3224 Email:

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Administration (5)

Carine Baras
Office: Cycl E.365 Phone: +32 10 47 2998 Email:

Cathy Brichard
Office: Cycl 0000 Phone: +32 10 47 3281 Email:

Luc Kruijfhooft
Gestionnaire comptable. Office: Cycl E.346 Phone: +32 10 47 3223 Email:

Ginette Tabordon
Office: Cycl E.366 Phone: +32 10 47 3273 Email:

Christine Thielens-Lengele
Comptable. Office: Cycl E.347 Phone: +32 10 47 3425 Email:

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Guests (4)

Jules Deutsch
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Ghislain Grégoire
Experimentalist. Detection of radiations (nearly all types ...). Design, simulation, construction, setup and operation of radiation detectors. Office: Cycl B.224 Phone: +32 10 47 3216 Email:

Pierre Leleux
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Jacques Weyers
Flavor physics, QCD and EW interactions, for SM and BSM phenomenology, especially in the context of heavy meson decays. Office: Cycl B.302 Phone: +32 10 47 3284 Email:

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