Profile

Mario Campanelli
My CV
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Education
Rome University 1990-1995 ETH Zurich 1995-1998
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Qualifications
Ph.D.
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Work History
Zurich (1995-2001) Geneva (2001-2007) London (2007-now)
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Current Job
Reader at UCL
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Employer
UCL, CERN
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My Work:
I am part of a big collaboration at CERN trying to understand what comes out of the LHC
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I am currently coordinating a group analysing collisions where hadronic particles are produced, as well as a group that has to decide what collisions to select out of the 40 millions per second produced at the Large Hadron Collider. We are members of a larger group, and all together are making sense of the results of this big experiment
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My Typical Day:
going to meetings, talking to people, writing and reading articles
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go to Cern, read emails (often read them from home before going to the office), talk to y students, go to meetings where we discuss the directions to take for the trigger and for the analysis; write some analysis code, sometimes some articles, read and review articles and conference presentations from people working in my group
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What I'd do with the prize money:
write website and applications to explain the evolution of physics to the public
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physics is really interconnected, and a textbook narrative only goes in one direction, while the connections are really multidimensional. I believe much more can be done through the web, or the development of applications for smartphone, to explain the connections between the many aspects of science
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My Interview
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How would you describe yourself in 3 words?
easygoing, unprecise, creative
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My profile link:
https://ias.im/u.17779
My Comments
What are the results of your recent projects? (1 comments)
In my point of view I can't exactly see how you could have an explosion in space what do you think? (1 comments)
what does your machinary actually do? how does it work? (1 comments)
Do you think that the god parrticle exists and string theory? by ali. What are your hobbies? josh and ali. Do you (1 comments)