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SUMMARY:James Inglis - The Standard Model and Beyond: From the LHC to Blac
 k Hole Microstructure
DTSTART:20261111T133000Z
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 eQ5xIwM.1\nAbout the speaker: \n\nJames is a final-year postgraduate stud
 ent at Queen Mary University of London\, supervised by Eram Rizvi. He subm
 itted his thesis in late September and is due to complete his viva on 25th
  November.\nJames is a member of the ATLAS Collaboration and has undertake
 n two separate research projects within ATLAS. The first focused on optimi
 sing the ATLAS trigger system\, which is designed to filter out proton-pro
 ton collisions at the LHC and select the most interesting events for furth
 er analysis. The second project involved the statistical fitting of the St
 andard Model Effective Field Theory (SMEFT). In addition to his work withi
 n ATLAS\, James has undertaken a theoretical physics research project inve
 stigating black hole microstructure\, working with Rodolfo Russo from the 
 School of Mathematical Sciences. This seminar will focus on these latter t
 wo projects.\nPrior to joining Queen Mary\, James completed an integrated 
 master's degree in Mathematics and Chemistry at Durham University. Althoug
 h initially studied as largely separate disciplines\, mathematics and chem
 istry became increasingly interconnected as his undergraduate studies prog
 ressed\, ultimately leading him towards quantum physics. This sparked his 
 interest in pursuing further study in particle physics.\n\n\nhttps://indic
 o.ph.qmul.ac.uk/event/2581/
LOCATION:610 (G.O. Jones Bulding)
URL:https://indico.ph.qmul.ac.uk/event/2581/
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