Posts tagged Postdocs
Leonie Einfalt

Leonie Einfalt is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Melbourne working on the SABRE experiment. In her PhD she worked on high level data analysis and statistical inference for the cryogenic, scintillator-based dark matter searches COSINUS and CRESST.

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Eiasha Waheed

Dr Eiasha Waheed is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Melbourne working on Axion-like particle (ALP) measurements at the Belle II experiment. ALPs could provide a portal connecting SM particles to Dark Matter.

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Robert James

Dr Robert James is a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Melbourne. He leads statistical inference for the world-leading LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) experiment, which utilises a deep underground dual-phase liquid xenon time projection chamber. In Australia he is currently leading physics and simulation work for the SABRE South experiment, as it prepares for initial commissioning and data taking. He is also involved in R&D efforts through the XLZD consortium to optimise the design of a next-generation liquid xenon detector to maximise its physics reach.

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Giorgio Busoni

Dr Giorgio Busoni’s interests include Physics Beyond the Standard Model broadly defined, including and focusing, but not limited to, Dark Matter searches. His research interests connected to Dark Matter usually focus, but are not limited to, WIMP candidates broadly defined.

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Robert Mostoghiu Paun

Dr Robert Mostoghiu Paun has joined the Swinburne node of the Centre as a Postdoctoral Research Associate after finishing his PhD in 2020.

During his PhD, he studied the influence of baryonic physics in galaxy formation using both hydrodynamical simulations of clusters of galaxies and constrained simulations of the Local Group.

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William Melbourne

Dr William Melbourne is working on the development of SABRE, a direct detection experiment. His PhD focussed on the characterisation of the light sensitive detectors used to study interactions in the detector as well as event simulation and reconstruction.

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Lindsey Bignell

Dr Lindsey Bignell is an experimental particle physicist working on dark matter direct detection at the ANU node. He is involved with the CYGNUS and SABRE collaborations, and is interested in precision measurements and translational research.

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