Contact
Name
Position
Krzysztof Piotrzkowski
Position
Former member
Member from September 2003 to October 2021
Member from September 2003 to October 2021
Teaching
LPHYS2221 Astrophysics and astroparticles
LPHYS2101 Analog and digital electronics
LPHYS2102 Detectors and sensors
LPHYS2336 Advanced experimental aspects of fundamental interactions
LPHY2360 Physique atomique, nucléaire et des radiations
LPHYS2101 Analog and digital electronics
LPHYS2102 Detectors and sensors
LPHYS2336 Advanced experimental aspects of fundamental interactions
LPHY2360 Physique atomique, nucléaire et des radiations
People responsibilities
Former members
Research statement
Studying high-energy photon interactions at hadron colliders. In particular, interested by exclusive two-photon production of pairs of heavy charged particles at the LHC. Working on novel tests of the gauge boson sector of the Standard Model and searches of physics beyond the SM.
Working on photo-production tagging techniques, using very forward, near beam detectors at colliders. In particular, developing novel, ultra-fast Cerenkov detectors with picosecond resolution. Investigating possibility of new techques in ToF-PET. Has deep expertise in precise luminosity measurements at hadron colliders using QED processes.
Participating in the development of the next generation detectors of gravitational waves. Investigating physics with the proposed detectors - the Einstein Telescope and LISA.
Working on photo-production tagging techniques, using very forward, near beam detectors at colliders. In particular, developing novel, ultra-fast Cerenkov detectors with picosecond resolution. Investigating possibility of new techques in ToF-PET. Has deep expertise in precise luminosity measurements at hadron colliders using QED processes.
Participating in the development of the next generation detectors of gravitational waves. Investigating physics with the proposed detectors - the Einstein Telescope and LISA.
Projects
Research directions:
Experiments and collaborations:
Active projects
Non-active projects
Cosmology and General Relativity
Data analysis in HEP, astroparticle and GW experiments
Detector commissioning, operation and data processing
Phenomenology of elementary particles
Research and development of new detectors
Data analysis in HEP, astroparticle and GW experiments
Detector commissioning, operation and data processing
Phenomenology of elementary particles
Research and development of new detectors
Experiments and collaborations:
Active projects
GasToF: ultra fast timing detector
GasToF (Gas Time-of-Flight) detector is a Cherenkov detector developed for very precise (with <10 ps resolution) flight time measurements of very forward protons at the LHC. Such an excellent time resolution allows, using z-by-timing technique, for precise measurements of the event vertex z-coordinate and the background reduction. Such a detector is essential for selecting exclusive and semi-exclusive processes at high luminosity, and can also be applied for the timing and particle ID at future experiments.
Investigate new techniques for ToF-PET.
External collaborators: CMS PPS project, M. Albrow (Fermilab), C. Royon (Kansas), J. Varela (Lisbon), and E. Schnys (Photonis) and J. Howorth (Photek Ltd).
Investigate new techniques for ToF-PET.
External collaborators: CMS PPS project, M. Albrow (Fermilab), C. Royon (Kansas), J. Varela (Lisbon), and E. Schnys (Photonis) and J. Howorth (Photek Ltd).
High energy photon-induced interactions
High-energy photon-photon and photon-proton interactions at the LHC offer interesting possibilities for the study of the electroweak sector up to TeV scale and the search for processes beyond the Standard Model. After in-depth exploratory studies, first measurements of two-photon muon pair production were performed as well as first ever observation of W boson pairs produced by photon fusion. Now unique investigations of quartic couplings between photons and W and Z bosons are being pursued.
Surveying the scientific potential of the new e-ion collider at Brookhaven (EIC) and the future LHeC at CERN.
External collaborators: M. Klein (Liverpool), Y. Yamazaki (Tokyo), B. Surrow (Philadelphia) and the groups of M. Przybycien and J. Chwastowski (Krakow).
Surveying the scientific potential of the new e-ion collider at Brookhaven (EIC) and the future LHeC at CERN.
External collaborators: M. Klein (Liverpool), Y. Yamazaki (Tokyo), B. Surrow (Philadelphia) and the groups of M. Przybycien and J. Chwastowski (Krakow).
Non-active projects
Publications in IRMP
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Number of publications as IRMP member: 61
Last 5 publications
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Number of publications as IRMP member: 61
Last 5 publications
2022
2021
CP3-21-52: New electroweak challenges and opportunities at the LHeC
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