Prof. Sebastian Neubert

Group leader

Ellinor Eckstein (PhD student) 

Sexaquark search at LHCb, LHCb Data Processing, Women* in Physics Bonn organizer

Kai Habermann (PhD student)

Hadron Spectroscopy using amplitude analysis techniques

Piet Nogga (PhD student)

Search for Exotic Hadrons in Semileptonic B decays, LHCb Open Data

Dr. Klaas Padeken

Coordinator of the LHCb Mighty Pixel, HV-CMOS Characterization, Irradiartion studies, DAQ development, Module development

Hannah Schmitz (PhD student)

Development of a readout system for HVCMOS MAPS, Characterization of HVCMOS MAPS for the LHCb Mighty Tracker

Henry Schumacher (PhD student)

Setting up and operating an Ion Beam Analysis experiment at the Bonn cyclotron using RBS and PIXE

Niclas Sommerfeld (PhD student)

A Multisensor Test Setup for the Characterization of  HV-CMOS Monolithic Active Pixel Sensors for a Future LHCb Upgrade

LHCb is a particle physics experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. The detector system is optimized to detect the decay products of beauty and charm hadrons and idenitfy these long living particles using a precision vertex locator (VELO). LHCb is the only experiment at the LHC, which is equipped with particle identification (PID) subsystems covering the complete fiducial acceptance of the detector. These features make it an ideal instrument to study hadronic resonances, which are produced in the decays of heavy hadrons.

For more information check the LHCb public webpages.