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).

announcement

Graduating in June?

June 26, 2018March 26, 2019 Christophe Delaere

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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We’ve got a new logo!

February 21, 2018March 6, 2018 Christophe Delaere

As you may have seen, we have a new cool logo. Every project needs a logo, right? It will soon appear on our talks at conferences, and on our coffee cups... because every physicist needs coffee. But what makes our logo so fantastic? And what does it mean? The full title of our project is… Continue reading We’ve got a new logo!

Institute Presentation

UCL – where tradition meets the future

January 9, 2018May 29, 2018 Christophe Delaere

Aiming at the broadening and transmission of human knowledge, university is one of the best inventions of the Middle Ages. The Université catholique de Louvain has played a part in this process with pride since 1425. Just to cite a few: Erasmus, Vésale, Mercator and many others came to Louvain to profit from its location at the… Continue reading UCL – where tradition meets the future