Who am I?
I am an experimental particle physicist and PhD researcher at Heidelberg University, working to uncover the nature of dark matter. I specialize in FPGA-based detector algorithms and real-time data processing systems, developing fast, hardware-accelerated solutions for the detection of rare particle interactions.
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Main Research Areas
- Direct Dark Matter Search
- High Energy Physics
- Charged Particle Track Reconstruction
- Accelerated & Heterogeneous Computing
- Machine Learning in Physics
My Projects
- Agentic Multimodal Retrieval Augmented Generation Pipeline for Large-Scale Document Processing
- HLS-Based FPGA Implementation of the General Triplet Track Fit Algorithm for Real-Time Particle Tracking
- Charged Pion Lifetime and Branching Ratio Measurement at Paul Scherrer Institute
- Charged Particle Production in Xe+Xe Collisions 2017 Data Analysis
- Underwater Neutrino Detector Calibration System
- LSF and MTF Characterization for Optical Devices
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- Simulation of Rutherford's Alpha Scattering Experiment
- Number of Accessible States for Boson Particles
- Blackbody Radiation
- Lissajous Curves
- Simple Pendulum
- Projectile Motion
- Free-Fall Motion
Publications
Talks & Presentations
Lecture Notes
- Machine Learning
- Computational Statistics & Data Analysis
- The Standard Model of Particle Physics
The Road So Far
Birdwatcher's Journal
