Experimental High Energy Physics on ATLAS

Candidate Higgs boson decay to four muons
Candidate Higgs boson decay to four muons (2012 data)

The ATLAS group at the University of Massachusetts Amherst studies proton-proton collisions at the highest energies yet achieved in the laboratory at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, in hopes of finding new fundamental particles and interactions. The group consists of five faculty, three research scientists, five postdoctoral research associates, and approximately ten graduate students.

Group Members

Benjamin Brau

Associate Professor

LGRT 1040 413-545-0620 bbrau@physics.umass.edu
Rafael Coelho Lopes de Sa
Rafael Coelho Lopes de Sa

Assistant Professor

LGRT-1034 (Lab - PSB 062) 413-545-0993 rclsa@umass.edu
Thiago Costa de Paiva

Engineer

LGRT 932 tcpaiva@umass.edu
Carlo Dallapiccola

Professor

LGRT 1038 413-545-0994 carlod@physics.umass.edu
Verena Martinez Outschoorn
Verena Martinez Outschoorn

Associate Professor

LGRT 1032 413-545-2444 vimartin@umass.edu
Edward Moyse

Postdoctoral Research Associate

CERN edward.moyse@cern.ch
Jay Sandesara

Graduate Student

LGRT 1129 jsandesara@umass.edu
Makayla Vessella

Graduate Student

LGRT 1130 mvessella@umass.edu
Cooper Wagner

Graduate Student

LGRT 1130 cpwagner@umass.edu
Stephane Willocq

Professor

LGRT-1042 413-545-0525 willocq@physics.umass.edu

For more information, visit the Experimental High Energy Physics on ATLAS group website.

Scientists & Engineers

Thiago Costa de Paiva
Edward Moyse

Students

Jay Sandesara
Makayla Vessella
Cooper Wagner