Research Interests At the core of my research are the longstanding and fundamental questions at the heart of neutrino physics. What are the values and origin of the neutrino masses, and what is their ordering? Are neutrinos Dirac or Majorana fermions? Are there additional neutrino species beyond the three observed? Searches for as yet unobserved […]
Research Area I am studying analytic amplitudes for Higgs boson + n parton processes at one loop. These expressions lead to efficient numerical codes for the computation of amplitudes. Recent pre-print: The one-loop amplitudes for Higgs + 4 partons with full mass effects (arxiv: 2002.04018). Supervised by Keith Ellis. Outreach and Public Engagement Since starting at the
I am a PhD student at Durham University being supervised by David Cerdeño. I received my MPhys (Hons) from Durham University in 2017. Publications “Surrogate Models for Direct Dark Matter Detection”, D.G. Cerdeño, A. Cheek, E. Reid, H. Schulz, JCAP 1808 no. 011 (2018) “How high is the neutino floor?” C. Boehm, D.G. Cerdeno, P.A.N. Machado, A.
I am a third year PhD student in the IPPP. I did my undergraduate studies in Theoretical Physics at Durham University followed by a MASt in Applied Mathematics (Part iii of the mathematical tripos) at the University of Cambridge. I am currently working on NLO calculations in the dimension-6 Standard Model Effective Field Theory (SMEFT).
I am a final year PhD student. I did my undergraduate studies in Engineering Physics at Universidad Iberoamericana, México (2015). Later on, I completed my Masters degree in Theoretical Physics at the University of Glasgow, United Kingdom (2016). Publications A list of my publications can be found here. Research Area Collider phenomenology. Research Interests Collider
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