Adrian Bevan is a member of the Particle Physics Research Centre. He is a Turing Fellow, a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Dr Adrian Bevan is head of the Particle Physics Research Centre at Queen Mary University of London. He uses a variety of data science techniques for his day-to day research in order to learn about the sub-atomic nature of particles.

I am a physicist working on the Belle 2 and ATLAS experiments and conducting research and development on radiation detector technologies for scientific and societal applications. I Joined BaBar in October 2000 after completing a PhD on the CERN based experiment NA48 at Cambridge University's HEP Group.

This comprehensive work thoroughly introduces and reviews the set of results from Belle and BaBar - after more than two decades of independent and complementary work - all the way from the detectors and the analysis tools used, up to the …

His particle physics interests include understanding the behaviour of nature under discrete symmetries, such as CP (matter-antimatter), T (time-reversal) and CPT. He also has a keen interest in understanding the nature of the Higgs boson and searching for new particles such as the magnetic monopole.

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Bevan is a physicist working on the development of detector technologies using organic and inorganic systems. His contributions to detector development include designing a silicon vertex tracker for Super Flavour Factories, designing and building a silicon tracker upgrade for the ATLAS detector at the CERN Large Hadron Collider, and working ...

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