ATLAS

ATLAS is one of two large general-purpose experiments on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. It studies the remnants of the highest energy particle collisions ever created in a laboratory to test the Standard Model at extreme energies and search for new physics beyond. The Liverpool ATLAS group has a broad physics programme, pursuing different routes to uncover new physics via precision test of the Standard Model (SM) predictions, studying the properties of the Higgs boson and its role in Electroweak Symmetry Breaking (EWSB) and searching for new particles and forces beyond the SM. To achieve this, we make major contributions to detector performance studies and object reconstruction.  Looking to the future, we also play a leading role in the upgrade of the ATLAS inner tracking detector (ITk) for the high-luminosity LHC (HL-LHC).

Team Leader 

Prof. Carl Gwilliam 

Academic Staff 

Prof. Monica D’Onofrio 
Prof. Uta Klein 
Dr. Jan Kretzschmar 
Prof. Andy Mehta 
Dr. Nikos Rompotis 

Research and Technical Staff 

Dr. John Anders 
Mr. Liam Boynton 
Mr. Matthew Brown 
Mr. Andy Bukowski 
Mr. John Carroll 
Mr. James Coleman-Mills 
Dr. Jordy Degens 
Dr. Paul Dervan 
Mr. Ashely Greenall 
Dr. Helen Hayward 
Dr. Tim Jones 
Mr. Warren Jones 
Mr. Tony Smith 
Dr. Jon Taylor 
Mr. Alex Tongue 
Dr. Daid Vasquez Furelos 
Dr. Sven Wonsak 

PhD Students 

Mr. Samuel Alibocus 
Miss Rebecca Irwin 
Mr. Robert McNulty 
Mr. Josh Newell
Mr. Bhupesh Dixit 
Mr. Mehul Depala 
Mr. Stephen Randles

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