This Fall semester 2023 will be rich in projects!
Nine new first year Master students will lead our three travaux pratiques (TP4a) projects, once a week on Mondays.
- Cosmic muons, supervised by Luismi: Noémie Duc, Julia Guignon, Lia Lammert
- Detection of cosmic rays using an electronic calorimeter, supervised by Anni: Eliot Bornand, Kimberly Keyser, Pascal Kolly
- Beta spectrometer, supervised by Xiafei: Maxence Fugazza, Jules Schadt, Guillaume Wolf
Five students will held their specialization semester by realising two half-semester projects on various topics.
- Kai Kang will held a project on the SciFi (supervised by Ettore), then contribute to the search for Λb→pK–τ+τ– at LHCb (supervised by Yunxuan)
- Simon Della Santa will work on pentaquarks search at LHCb (supervised by Arvind) then continue Kai’s project on the SciFi (supervised by Ettore),
- Clara Juliette Beaubis will study HNLs at CMS (supervised by Jan) then at LHCb (supervised by Louis)
- Dariia Berezovska will lead a SciFi project (supervised with Federico) and continue with a search for B decay in multileptons at LHCb (supervised by Vitalii)
- Luca Hartman will study HNLs at LHCb (supervised by Louis) then at CMS (supervised by Jan)
Finally, five students will finalize their Physics cursus with a Master project at LPHE. They are:
- Elise Caminel: Medical physics under the supervision of Jérôme Davet and directed by Fred Blanc. The project is based at IRA in Lausanne.
- Léa Dreyfus: Muons at LHCb, under the supervision of Barbara Sciascia and directed by Olivier Schneider. The project is based at LNF, Frascati.
- Parzival Nussbaum: γ reconstr. at DAMPE, under the supervision of Chiara Perrina and directed by Chiara Perrina and Olivier Schneider.
- Timothée Perrin: SIPM performance at cryo, under the supervision of Esteban Curran Rivera and directed by Guido Haefeli and Olivier Schneider.
- Bastien Turiel: K→πee at NA62, under the supervision of Alina Kleimenova and directed by Rado Marchevski.
We wish all the students and their supervisors a fruitful and interesting work this semester!