Sander Klous, ATLAS & Physics Data Processing I am focusing my research on two main topics: high energy physics and data processing. My projects basically aim to unify these interests. The analysis of fully hadronically decaying top-antitop Higgs events requires integration of the entire data processing chain, from data acquisition system and trigger to offline analysis. Successful completion of this project would enable us to significantly increase the complexity of our analysis tools in the near future.

Publication shortlist

CCPE 2006; 18:787-801
Transparent access to grid resources for user software

NIM 2005; A549:55-59
The LHCb Vertex Detector

Thesis, May 2005
LHCb: Vertex detector and read out chip, computing challenge and Bs to J/psi phi analysis

Presentation shortlist

Advanced Computing and Analysis Tools workshop (April 2007):
Remote Online Farms

The VENI presentation (May 2006):
Chasing the Higgs boson with a worldwide distributed trigger system

Plenary presentation at TDAQ week about streaming (May 2006):
Streaming in the Higher Level Trigger

Plenary presentation at TDAQ week about calibration streams (October 2005):
Calibration streams in the Higher Level Trigger

PhD defence, zip file with movies included (31 May 2005):
Entrance level presentation (in Dutch)

Presentation at Vertex 2003, Lake Windermere(September 2003):
The LHCb Vertex Detector

Courses shortlist

Course Computer Networks, PhD Topical Lectures, NIKHEF (June 2007):
Computer Networks

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A worldwide distributed trigger system