Experimental physics department
Carries out research in the field of experimental particle physics
Experimental physics department
Carries out research in the field of experimental particle physics
Experimental physics department
Carries out research in the field of experimental particle physics
Experimental physics department
Carries out research in the field of experimental particle physics
ABOUT US
The Experimental Physics (EP) Department carries out research in the field of experimental particle physics.
It aims to provide a stimulating scientific atmosphere and remains an important reference centre for the European physics community. It contributes to the education and training of young scientists.
EP is one of the largest departments at CERN, with about 500 staff members and over 300 other members of personnel: Fellows, Associates, Students and Apprentices.
In addition it hosts the approximately 12,000 Users that visit CERN from their home institutes around the world to perform scientific research.
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The seminar presents a new high-precision measurement of the B0 effective lifetime in B0 to J/psi K*0 decays, using 140 fb-1 of 13 TeV pp collision data recorded by the ATLAS detector.
Making up 70% of the universe and responsible for its accelerated expansion, Dark energy is the biggest mystery in cosmology.
Machine learning and signal processing on the edge are poised to influence our everyday lives with devices that will learn and infer from data generated by smart sensors and other devices for the Internet of Things.
Understanding the structure of light nuclei and the interactions among their constituents has been a long-standing goal in nuclear physics.
Neural Simulation-Based Inference (NSBI) is a powerful class of machine learning (ML)-based methods for statistical inference that naturally handle high dimensional parameter estimation without the need to bin data into low-dimensional summa