I am an Associate Professor at the Physics Department at McGill University and I hold a
Canada Research Chair in Subatomic Physics (Tier 2).
My research interests focus on determining the nature of the neutrinos by studying radioactive nuclear decays, and on understanding the underlying nuclear physics.
Please visit my research page for a detailed description of my research interests.
A selection of my publications is available on the arXiv, and a complete list of my publications is available at ORCID, at Google Scholar, and at Scopus.
Biography (CV)
- Associate Professor, Physics Department McGill (since 6/2020)
- Assistant Professor, Physics Department McGill, joint position with TRIUMF (10/2015 - 5/2020)
- Post-Doctoral Fellow, Physics Department Stanford University (2011-2015)
- Research Associate, TRIUMF (2011)
- PhD student, Physics Department Technical University Munich (2007-2011)
Research and News
Please visit the McGill neutrino group webpage for news and to learn about my research interests.
Teaching
- PHYS-557 Nuclear Physics (2023)
- PHYS-359 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2023)
- PHYS-258 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2021)
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PHYS-359 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2021)
- PHYS-258 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2020)
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PHYS-359 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2020)
- PHYS-258 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2019)
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PHYS-359 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2019)
- PHYS-396 Undergraduate Research Project (Coordinator) (2018-2019)
- PHYS-258 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2018)
- PHYS-396 Undergraduate Research Project (Coordinator) (2017-2018)
- PHYS-459 Honours Research Thesis (2017-2018)
- PHYS-258 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2017)
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PHYS-359 Undergraduate Teaching Lab (2017)
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Student projects
Please contact me if you are interested research projects in neutrino or nuclear physics.
Contact
Ernest Rutherford Physics Building Office 340
McGill University
3600 rue University
Montréal, QC, Canada H3A 2T8
Phone: (514) 398 8972
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