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Tuesday 24 November 2009.
After one year of intensive repairs following a serious electrical problem one year ago, the Large Hadron Collider
(the large particle smasher in CERN - the European Laboratory for Particle Physics - Geneva) is back in action. Last Friday
night saw the injection of the first proton beams in the 27-km circumference underground ring
the RHUL group / history / interests/ sveeral colleagues based at CERN (and others travelling there) have been involved in the experiment for many years, and were directly involved in the operations of the experiment during the last very exciting week. | | | | |
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London (RHUL) recruits annually for students to carry
out research towards the PhD degree, normally starting in mid-September. The principal recruitment period is January to March and you are strongly advised to make your recommendation then but studentships could still be available later. See below under "Additional Information" for more information about the group, contact details, funding sources and application form.
PhD studentships
The Centre for Particle Physics has a long tradition of participating
in particle physics experiments and, in recent years, has expanded its research interests into the areas of Accelerator Science as part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science, and particle physics phenomenology as members of the NExT Institute (New connections between Experiment and Theory). We welcome enquires from those interested in joining any of these research activities.
The main interests of the Centre for Particle Physics in these areas are:
- ATLAS programme: analysis of the experimental data in order to search for the Higgs boson, supersymmetric particles and evidence of extra dimensions, and the physics of the top quark.
- Trigger and Data Acquisition Systems: we have a major involvement in the ATLAS trigger and data acquisition system and are contributing to a planned upgrade. We contribute to international design work on a trigger system for a future linear collider and on generic aspects of trigger systems.
- Accelerator Science programme: development of novel electron accelerator diagnostics, such as laser-wire beam measurement devices, resonant cavity beam position monitors and beam generated radiation monitoring. We are also involved in studies leading to the realisation of a future linear collider, and upgrades of the LHC.
- Phenomenology programme: phenomenology of Large Hadron Collider searches for dark matter candidates and for signatures of other new physics processes. Further information can be found here.
There is very heavy overlap in the above topics and many members of the Centre contribute in more than one area.
Students in the Centre for Particle Physics spend their first three months following an intensive training programme consisting of postgraduate-level lectures in their area of research working jointly with students in other institutions. For instance, those in experimental particle physics attend courses with students from other University of London colleges, those in phenomenology with students from Southampton and Sussex and those in accelerator science with Oxford colleagues. All normally begin their research project in January of their first year. Many are likely to spend time in the exciting atmosphere of CERN or other accelerator labs during their studentship, giving the opportunity of meeting students from many other countries as well as senior particle physicists and maybe a Nobel prizewinner or two. Towards the end of their first year students attend a summer school (normally in the UK), for example experimentalists at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) Summer School and phenomenologists at the British Universities Summer School in Theoretical Elementary Particle Physics (BUSSTEPP). Most students attend a summer school outside the UK at the end of their second year.
Funding for studentships is available from a variety of sources including the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), the European Union and Royal Holloway. Click on the relevant links below for more details.
Additional information
Enquiries
| Egham, SURREY TW20 0EX, UK |
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Fax: +44 (0)1784 472794 |
| Dr Pedro Teixeira-Dias |
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e-mail: pedro.teixeira-dias@rhul.ac.uk |
| RHUL - Physics Department |
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| Royal Holloway, University of London |
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Phone: +44 (0)1784 443453 |
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> | The Centre for Particle Physics at Royal Holloway, University of
London (RHUL) recruits annually for students to carry
out research towards the PhD degree, normally starting in mid-September. The principal recruitment period is January to March and you are strongly advised to make your recommendation then but studentships could still be available later. See below under "Additional Information" for more information about the group, contact details, funding sources and application form. | | |
PhD studentships | |
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< | The Centre for Particle Physics at Royal Holloway, University of
London (RHUL) is now recruiting applicants for studentships to carry
out research towards the PhD degree. The starting date of the
studentships is October 2009. Applications should be submitted before
the end of 13 March 2009. Applications after this date will only be
considered in the event a position remains unfilled. Please see below, under "Additional Information", for more information about the group, contact details, funding sources, and application form. | | | The Centre for Particle Physics has a long tradition of participating | |
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group (part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science). At
the moment we are expanding into the area of Particle Physics
phenomenology: we are members of the recently created NExT Institute
(New connections between Experiment and Theory), and have appointed
two new academic posts in this area.
The main research areas which we are now recruiting for are the
ATLAS experiment in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN,
Accelerator Science research towards the development of future
particle accelerators, and Particle Physics phenomenology. | >
> | in particle physics experiments and, in recent years, has expanded its research interests into the areas of Accelerator Science as part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science, and particle physics phenomenology as members of the NExT Institute (New connections between Experiment and Theory). We welcome enquires from those interested in joining any of these research activities. | | | | |
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- ATLAS programme: analysis of the experimental data in order to search for the Higgs boson, supersymmetric particles and evidence of extra dimensions, and the physics of the top quark. We also have a major involvement in the trigger and data acquisition system. The ATLAS experiment is expected to collect its first proton-proton collision data in Summer 2009.
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- ATLAS programme: analysis of the experimental data in order to search for the Higgs boson, supersymmetric particles and evidence of extra dimensions, and the physics of the top quark.
- Trigger and Data Acquisition Systems: we have a major involvement in the ATLAS trigger and data acquisition system and are contributing to a planned upgrade. We contribute to international design work on a trigger system for a future linear collider and on generic aspects of trigger systems.
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- Accelerator Science programme: development of novel electron accelerator diagnostics, such as laser-wire beam
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- Phenomenology programme: phenomenology of Large Hadron Collider searches for dark matter candidates and for signatures of other new physics processes. Further information can be found here.
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< | Students in our group spend their first three months following an
intensive training programme consisting of postgraduate-level lectures
in their area of research. For instance, students in the experimental
particle physics area attend several lecture courses on advanced
particle physics topics, together with students from other University
of London colleges. In January of their first year they begin their research
project. They are likely to spend some time in the exciting atmosphere
of CERN or other accelerator labs in their first and second years
giving the opportunity of meeting students from many other countries
as well as senior particle physicists and maybe a Nobel prizewinner or
two. At the end of their first year the students will attend a
two-week UK Summer School aimed at experimental or theoretical
particle physics postgraduates, as appropriate: respectively, the
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) Summer School and the British
Universities Summer School in Theoretical Elementary Particle Physics
(BUSSTEPP). In addition, our students normally attend a summer school outside the
UK at the end of the second year.
Funding for studentships from the Science and Technology Facilities
Council (STFC ) is
available to work in the ATLAS and Accelerator Science programmes. Funding for two studentships in the Phenomenology programme of the NExT institute is also available. Additional funding opportunities, from RHUL, may also be available; please see below. | >
> | There is very heavy overlap in the above topics and many members of the Centre contribute in more than one area.
Students in the Centre for Particle Physics spend their first three months following an intensive training programme consisting of postgraduate-level lectures in their area of research working jointly with students in other institutions. For instance, those in experimental particle physics attend courses with students from other University of London colleges, those in phenomenology with students from Southampton and Sussex and those in accelerator science with Oxford colleagues. All normally begin their research project in January of their first year. Many are likely to spend time in the exciting atmosphere of CERN or other accelerator labs during their studentship, giving the opportunity of meeting students from many other countries as well as senior particle physicists and maybe a Nobel prizewinner or two. Towards the end of their first year students attend a summer school (normally in the UK), for example experimentalists at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) Summer School and phenomenologists at the British Universities Summer School in Theoretical Elementary Particle Physics (BUSSTEPP). Most students attend a summer school outside the UK at the end of their second year. | | | | |
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Additional information |
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end of March 2009, for entry in October 2009. | >
> | PhD studentships | | | | |
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< | The Centre for Particle Physics has a long tradition of participating in Particle Physics experiments, and also has an Accelerator Science group (part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science). At the moment we are expanding into the area of Particle Physics phenomenology: we are members of the recently created NExT Institute, and have recently appointed two new academic posts in this area. | >
> | The Centre for Particle Physics at Royal Holloway, University of
London (RHUL) is now recruiting applicants for studentships to carry
out research towards the PhD degree. The starting date of the
studentships is October 2009. Applications should be submitted before
the end of 13 March 2009. Applications after this date will only be
considered in the event a position remains unfilled. Please see below, under "Additional Information", for more information about the group, contact details, funding sources, and application form.
The Centre for Particle Physics has a long tradition of participating
in Particle Physics experiments, and also has an Accelerator Science
group (part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science). At
the moment we are expanding into the area of Particle Physics
phenomenology: we are members of the recently created NExT Institute
(New connections between Experiment and Theory), and have appointed
two new academic posts in this area. | | |
The main research areas which we are now recruiting for are the
ATLAS experiment in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, | | |
In brief, our group's main interests in these areas are | |
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- ATLAS programme: analysis of the experimental data in order to search for the Higgs boson, supersymmetric particles and evidence of extra dimensions, and the physics of the top quark. We also have a major involvement in the trigger and data acquisition system. First ATLAS data is expected already in 2009.
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- ATLAS programme: analysis of the experimental data in order to search for the Higgs boson, supersymmetric particles and evidence of extra dimensions, and the physics of the top quark. We also have a major involvement in the trigger and data acquisition system. The ATLAS experiment is expected to collect its first proton-proton collision data in Summer 2009.
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- Accelerator Science programme: development of novel electron accelerator diagnostics, such as laser-wire beam
| | |
- Phenomenology programme: phenomenology of Large Hadron Collider searches for dark matter candidates and for signatures of other new physics processes. Further information can be found here.
| |
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< | Students in the experimental group spend their first three months following an intercollegiate course of lectures on advanced particle physics with students from other University of London colleges. In January of their first year they begin their project. They are likely to spend some time in the exciting atmosphere of CERN or other accelerator labs in their first and second years giving the opportunity of meeting students from many other countries as well as senior particle physicists and maybe a Nobel prizewinner or two. At the end of the first year there is a three-week summer school at RAL attended by all UK PhD students in particle physics and (group travel funds permitting) our students normally attend a summer school outside the UK at the end of the second year. | >
> | Students in our group spend their first three months following an
intensive training programme consisting of postgraduate-level lectures
in their area of research. For instance, students in the experimental
particle physics area attend several lecture courses on advanced
particle physics topics, together with students from other University
of London colleges. In January of their first year they begin their research
project. They are likely to spend some time in the exciting atmosphere
of CERN or other accelerator labs in their first and second years
giving the opportunity of meeting students from many other countries
as well as senior particle physicists and maybe a Nobel prizewinner or
two. At the end of their first year the students will attend a
two-week UK Summer School aimed at experimental or theoretical
particle physics postgraduates, as appropriate: respectively, the
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL) Summer School and the British
Universities Summer School in Theoretical Elementary Particle Physics
(BUSSTEPP). In addition, our students normally attend a summer school outside the
UK at the end of the second year. | | |
Funding for studentships from the Science and Technology Facilities
Council (STFC) is | |
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< | available to work in the ATLAS and Accelerator Science programmes. In addition, funding for EU PhD
candidates is also available for projects on accelerator research
within the Marie-Curie
DITANET network. Funding for two studentships in the Phenomenology programme of the NExT institute is also available. Additional funding opportunities, from RHUL, may also be available. | >
> | available to work in the ATLAS and Accelerator Science programmes. Funding for two studentships in the Phenomenology programme of the NExT institute is also available. Additional funding opportunities, from RHUL, may also be available; please see below. | | |
Additional information
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| | | The RHUL Centre for Particle Physics is now recruiting applicants for studentships to carry out research towards the PhD degree. Applications are sought, preferably before the
end of March 2009, for entry in October 2009. | |
<
< | The Centre for Particle Physics has a long tradition of participating in Particle Physics experiments, and also has an Accelerator Science group (part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science). At the moment we are expanding into the area of Particle Physics phenomenology: we are members of the recently created NExT Institute, and are in the process of appointing two new academic posts in this area. | >
> | The Centre for Particle Physics has a long tradition of participating in Particle Physics experiments, and also has an Accelerator Science group (part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science). At the moment we are expanding into the area of Particle Physics phenomenology: we are members of the recently created NExT Institute, and have recently appointed two new academic posts in this area. | | | | |
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< | The two main research areas which we are now recruiting for are the
ATLAS experiment in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, and | >
> | The main research areas which we are now recruiting for are the
ATLAS experiment in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, | | | Accelerator Science research towards the development of future | |
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< | particle accelerators. | >
> | particle accelerators, and Particle Physics phenomenology. | | |
In brief, our group's main interests in these areas are | | | studies leading to the realisation of a future linear collider, and
upgrades of the LHC. | |
>
> |
- Phenomenology programme: phenomenology of Large Hadron Collider searches for dark matter candidates and for signatures of other new physics processes. Further information can be found here.
| | | Students in the experimental group spend their first three months following an intercollegiate course of lectures on advanced particle physics with students from other University of London colleges. In January of their first year they begin their project. They are likely to spend some time in the exciting atmosphere of CERN or other accelerator labs in their first and second years giving the opportunity of meeting students from many other countries as well as senior particle physicists and maybe a Nobel prizewinner or two. At the end of the first year there is a three-week summer school at RAL attended by all UK PhD students in particle physics and (group travel funds permitting) our students normally attend a summer school outside the UK at the end of the second year.
Funding for studentships from the Science and Technology Facilities | |
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available to work in the ATLAS and Accelerator Science programmes. In addition, funding for EU PhD | | | candidates is also available for projects on accelerator research
within the Marie-Curie | |
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> | DITANET network. Funding for two studentships in the Phenomenology programme of the NExT institute is also available. Additional funding opportunities, from RHUL, may also be available. | | |
Additional information | | |
| Royal Holloway, University of London |
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Phone: +44 (0)1784 443453 |
| Egham, SURREY TW20 0EX, UK |
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Fax: +44 (0)1784 472794 |
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The RHUL Centre for Particle Physics is now recruiting applicants for studentships to carry out research towards the PhD degree. Applications are sought, preferably before the
end of March 2009, for entry in October 2009.
The Centre for Particle Physics has a long tradition of participating in Particle Physics experiments, and also has an Accelerator Science group (part of the John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science). At the moment we are expanding into the area of Particle Physics phenomenology: we are members of the recently created NExT Institute, and are in the process of appointing two new academic posts in this area.
The two main research areas which we are now recruiting for are the
ATLAS experiment in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, and
Accelerator Science research towards the development of future
particle accelerators.
In brief, our group's main interests in these areas are
- ATLAS programme: analysis of the experimental data in order to search for the Higgs boson, supersymmetric particles and evidence of extra dimensions, and the physics of the top quark. We also have a major involvement in the trigger and data acquisition system. First ATLAS data is expected already in 2009.
- Accelerator Science programme: development of novel electron accelerator diagnostics, such as laser-wire beam measurement devices, resonant cavity beam position monitors and beam generated radiation monitoring. We are also involved in studies leading to the realisation of a future linear collider, and upgrades of the LHC.
Students in the experimental group spend their first three months following an intercollegiate course of lectures on advanced particle physics with students from other University of London colleges. In January of their first year they begin their project. They are likely to spend some time in the exciting atmosphere of CERN or other accelerator labs in their first and second years giving the opportunity of meeting students from many other countries as well as senior particle physicists and maybe a Nobel prizewinner or two. At the end of the first year there is a three-week summer school at RAL attended by all UK PhD students in particle physics and (group travel funds permitting) our students normally attend a summer school outside the UK at the end of the second year.
Funding for studentships from the Science and Technology Facilities
Council (STFC) and from RHUL is
available to work in these areas. In addition, funding for EU PhD
candidates is also available for projects on accelerator research
within the Marie-Curie
DITANET network.
Additional information
Enquiries
| Egham, SURREY TW20 0EX, UK |
|
Fax: +44 (0)1784 472794 |
| Dr Pedro Teixeira-Dias |
|
e-mail: pedro.teixeira-dias@rhul.ac.uk |
| RHUL - Physics Department |
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| Royal Holloway, University of London |
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Phone: +44 (0)1784 443453 |
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