Sheffield ATLAS Group

ATLAS is the world's largest physics experiment and operates at the 27km Large Hadron Collider (LHC) (the world's largest machine) located at CERN in Geneva. ATLAS is designed to study the fundamental constituents of the Universe with goals including understanding the origin of mass and the nature of dark matter. The ATLAS Collaboration comprises over 2500 members from 169 universities in 37 countries. The Sheffield ATLAS group has been active in all aspects of the experiment, from its design and construction through to the analysis of the final data. For more details of our research see here.

Group Activities		Group Members (email)
Physics analysis: Higgs searches SUSY searches Minimum Bias and the Underlying Event Nuffield student projects Online/offline software and Combined Performance: Electron/photon reconstruction Jet/ETmiss Combined Test Beam Energy flow Vertex finding and fitting HLT software and performance Core Software and Computing: LHC Computing Grid ATLAS Software Validation Event Data Model Physics Analysis Tools ATLAS high luminosity upgrade: Radiation Backgrounds Services engineering Sensor development and testing SCT Construction and commissioning: High Intensity Irradiation Work SCT Endcap assembly and commissioning SCT conditions database and DAQ development SCT monitoring Silicon microstrip detector testing Silicon radiation damage modelling SCT Endcap-C Photographs		Academic staff Davide Costanzo Stathes Paganis Dan Tovey Research staff Ian Dawson Tulay Donszelmann Mark Hodgkinson Paul Hodgson Per Johansson Elena Korolkova Hector Marin-Reyes Paul S Miyagawa Kerim Suruliz Research students Josh McFayden Anthony Denton-Farnworth Brais Lopes Gary Fletcher Kerry Parker Engineering staff Richard French Technical support Simon Dixon Paul Kemp-Russell Richard Nicholson Computing support Matt Robinson

Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Sheffield, Hounsfield Road, Sheffield S3 7RH, UK

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