Forschungsprojekte für Studierende

Das Physik-Institut bietet Studierenden die Möglichkeit, in der vorlesungsfreien Zeit im Sommer, ein eigenes kleines Forschungsprojekt durchzuführen bzw. an einem Forschungsprojekt mitzuarbeiten. 

Project: Upgrade studies for the CMS detector for the HL-LHC
Prof. F. Canelli (Particle Physics)
Student: Abigail Grotelueschen (USA)

Project: Simulation and layout optimization of the inner tracker for the phase II upgrade of the CMS
Prof. F. Canelli (Particle Physics)
Student: Toraya Fernandez Ruiz (Spain)

Project: Tests of silicon Photomultipliers for dark matter searches
Prof. L. Baudis (Astroparticle Physics)
Student: Kate Marshal (GB)

Project: Measurements of light and charge yield in liquid xenon with s small the projection chamber
Prof. L. Baudis (Astroparticle Physics)
Student: Yanina Biondi (Argentina)

Project: Improvement of tracking for b-tagging at HLT exploiting phase-1 pixel detetctor.
Prof. F. Canelli (Particle and Astroparticle Physics)
Student: Sara Ruiz Daza (Spain)

Project: Perihelion precession in the framework of the Kerr Metrie
Prof. P. Jetzer (Gravitation and Astrophysics)
Student: Sarah Racz (USA)

Project: 19-Note Tuning System
Prof. P. Saha (Gravitation and Astrophysics)
Student: Leonard Budd (GB)

Project: Optimization of gluino search for T1 and T5 at CMS
Prof. F. Canelli (Particle Physics)
Student: Hananiel Setiawan (USA)

Project: Preparation of low background samples for magnetisation measurements of single molecule magnets.
Prof. T. Greber (Surface Physics)
Student: Siddart Sourabh Sahn (India)

Project: Entanglement spectrum and entanglement entropy of commuting projector Hamiltonians.
Prof. T. Neupert (Condensed Matter Theory)
Student: Valerio Peri (Italian)

Project: Multivariate studies for the search for ttH in CMS
Prof. F. Canelli (Particle Physics)
Student: Naili DIng (USA)

Project: Trigger studied for the all-hadronic search for ttH
Prof. F. Canelli (Particle Physics)
Student: Sophia Xiao (USA)

Project: Studies for CMS Phase I upgrade 
Prof. F. Canelli (Particle Physics)
Student: Daniel Hernandez (Peru)