I am an assistant professor at Durham University and Royal Society University Research Fellow studying the Higgs sector at the precision frontier. My research interests include:
- QCD
- Collider Physics
- Standard Model Phenomenology (especially Higgs Phenomenology)
Publications
Public Computer Packages
Public Outreach
- Higgs boson: ten years after its discovery, why this particle could unlock new physics beyond the standard model (The Conversation)
Lectures
- 2021/2022 – Quantum Chromodynamics (MATH51260_2021/Elementary Particle Theory II @ CPT Durham)
- 2020/2021 – Quantum Chromodynamics (MATH51260_2021/Elementary Particle Theory II @ CPT Durham)
PhD Students
Name | Thesis Title (Year Awarded) | Papers |
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Thomas Stone | expected 2024 |
If you are interested in undertaking a PhD project with me, please refer to this page for application deadlines and instructions.