IPPP Associates 2018-2019
A list of the IPPP Associates for 2018-2019 is given below. Information on applications for 2019-2020 Associateships is also at the bottom of the page.
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Adrian Bevan Queen Mary (QMUL) |
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applied to HEP | IPPP contact:Daniel Maitre | ||
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Christopher McCabe Kings College |
Minimal Models for Cosmology and Particle Physics | IPPP contacts:Valya Khoze & Michael Spannowsky | ||
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Emily Nurse UCL |
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Christian Gutschow UCL |
Correlation of theory uncertainties in fully fiducial measurements | IPPP contact:Jonas Lindert |
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Nicholas Wardle Imperial College |
Re-interpretation frameworks for searches and measurements at the LHC | IPPP contact:Graeme Watt |
No-cost extensions from the previous year.
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Fedor Bezrukov Manchester |
Novel dark matter signals and theories”. |
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Christoph Englert Glasgow |
Phenomenological aspects of LHC physics and model-building |
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Cigdem Issever Oxford |
Prospects for the Higgs self-coupling measurement at the Large Hadron Collider |
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Jonas Rademacker Bristol |
Multibody decays of Heavy Flavour as a precision tool to characterise physics beyond the SM |
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Eram Rizvi Queeen Mary |
Electroweak Precision Observables at the LHC |
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Kostas Nikolopoulos Birmingham |
Direct searches for light Dark Matter |
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Steven Worm Birmingham |
Dark Matter Interpretations for Direct Detection Experiments |
IPPP Associates 2019-2020
As part of the IPPP UK phenomenology network activities, IPPP invites applications from UK-based permanent academic staff for IPPP Associateships. Associateships are awarded to individuals or small teams, and are funded by the IPPP.
Associates are selected on the basis of scientific excellence of their proposal bearing in mind the need to balance activity in different areas of phenomenological research including beyond the standard model physics, electroweak and Higgs physics, flavour physics, model building, Monte Carlo simulations, neutrino physics, particle astrophysics and strong interactions. Applications are welcomed from both theorists and experimentalists.
The main objectives of the Associateship Programme are:
- to enhance interactions and enable new collaborations between the Associate, the Associate’s Institution and the IPPP
- to support research visits (typically of a week each time) of the Associate or their students to IPPP and of IPPP staff/PDRA/students to the Associate’s institution
We expect that up to 6 Associateships will be awarded in 2018-2019 starting October 2018, and each Associateship will have a value of up to £3000 per annum.
Applicants should send a one page (PDF format) proposal electronically to the IPPP Director Keith Ellis with a copy to Linda Grieve
by 30 June 2019. The proposal should outline the proposed research programme and briefly describe how the funds will be used
- to enhance the research of the Associate,
- to increase collaboration with the IPPP
Applications will be reviewed by the IPPP Steering Committee. The deadline for applications is 30 June 2019.