With more than 100 participants, the June 2022 edition of the be.hep solstice meeting was a big success. The agenda can be found on indico: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1159440/ Thanks to the organizers and to all participants!
Author: Christophe Delaere
Professor at UCL since 2009, I am FNRS Senior research associate in experimental Particle physicist. I am member of the CMS and ALEPH collaborations at CERN and
responsible for the Delphes and MoMEMta projects.
My interests range from particle physics detector integration, commissioning and operation (e.g. CMS tracker) to data analysis in the scalar sector, with a particular focus on advanced analysis methods for LHC (e.g. machine learning, multivariate analysis and MEM).
New probes of dark matter physics in astrophysics and cosmology
Tracy Slatyer from MIT will visit UCLouvain from May 16 -20 to give the Georges Lemaître Chair lecture series on "New probes of dark matter physics in astrophysics and cosmology". Tracy is a leading expert in the field of astroparticle physics, and an experienced educator who has taught courses on dark matter and related topics at… Continue reading New probes of dark matter physics in astrophysics and cosmology
be.h is back…in presence!
After months of video calls, mail exchanges, and monologues in front of the mirror, the be.h community has held its "Equinox Meeting" at the beautiful Hof Van Liere in Antwerp. Gathered on the second floor of this 16th-century city palace with indoor cows, gardens and galleries, the fifty participants - the majority on site -… Continue reading be.h is back…in presence!
One KVAB 2020 Science Communication awards goes to a be.h member
Michael Tytgat has been awarded the annual science communication prize for conceiving and leading the Cool Physics Days project. The jury has nothing but praise for the trans- and interdisciplinary approach to bring a not-so-obvious branch of science (particle physics) to the general public. In all areas, thought was given to reducing barriers and providing… Continue reading One KVAB 2020 Science Communication awards goes to a be.h member
Graduating in June?
We are still looking for bright candidates for 5 PhD positions within the network. In January, we opened 10 PhD position in Particle Physics, for theory, phenomenology, and experimental profiles. The response has been huge, with more than 100 applicants, but we are looking for few gems. Also some of the best candidates obtained other… Continue reading Graduating in June?
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