LHCb
I chair the editorial board of the LHCb experiment at CERN, ensuring that coherent and correct publications are produced by the LHCb collaboration. Previously I was physics coordinator and operations coordinator of the LHCb experiment.
Research
My interests are focused on sub-leading contributions from so-called penguin diagrams. Electroweak penguins are a laboratory of new physics. QCD penguins are potentially binging new phases into the game. I do precision measurements to learn more. And hopefully find physics beyond the standard Model.
I am also involed in the study of new forms of matter: tetraquarks and pentaquarks. My summer student was among the first to spot pentaquarks in 2011.
What I do
My output are papers, reports and talks. See below.
Papers
I have more than 500 published papers
All PapersTalks
I present recent results from my work in seminars and conferences.
All TalksBooks and reviews
I have been invited to contribute to books and reviews
All ReviewsLinks
A popular page with links to flavour physics experiments.
Flavour PhysicsMedia
My appearances in the press.
PressLectures
I also teach.
LecturesConference organisation
I have organised several conferences
ConferencesLHCb
I work on the LHCb expeiment at CERN
LHCb
Get in touch
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Email
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IDs
ORCID: 0000-0001-8614-7203 - InspireHep
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Social
Amsterdam
Nikhef
Science Park 105
1098 XG Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Geneva
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CERN
1211 Genève 23
Switzerland