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Atlas experiment  

ATLAS experiment (struttura)

Brief description

ATLAS is an experiment that is currently collecting data from the CERN LHC accelerator. By studying head-on collisions of protons at extraordinarily high energy, ATLAS has discovered the Higgs boson, it has extended the search for new particles to the TeV scale and it will continue to provide new information related to the fundamental forces that have shaped our Universe.

The Milan group plays an important role in the electromagnetic calorimeter, the pixel detector, the development of the experiment's computing, and their upgrades for the experiment's high luminosity phase. The group is currently involved in the study of the Higgs boson, in precision measurements with the quark top, and in the search for new particles, such as supersymmetric particles and dark photons, proposed by theories that offer possible solutions to the dark matter enigma.

Research group

Particle and Astroparticle Physics

Useful links

ATLAS collaboration

ATLAS Italia

LHC Italia

Staff
NamePositionWeb pagePhoto

Gianluca Alimonti

INFN Senior Researcher

 Personal web pagefoto Alimonti

Attilio Andreazza

Full Professor

 Personal web page

Attilio Andreazza's photo

Leonardo CarminatiAssociate Professor  Leonardo Carminati's photo
Sonia CarraINFN Researcher Sonia Carra's photo
Donatella CavalliINFN Research Director Personal web page 
Mauro CitterioINFN Senior Technologist  
Simone Coelli INFN Senior Technologist Personal web pagefoto Coelli
Saverio D'AuriaAssociate Professor  
Lidia Dell'AstaRTDB  
Marcello FantiAssociate Professor foto di Marcello Fanti
Danilo GiugniINFN Senior Technologist  
Tommaso LariINFN Senior Researcher  Tommaso Lari's photo

Massimo Lazzaroni

Associate Professor  

Chiara Meroni

Full Professor  

Anna Petri

INFN Researcher  

Francesco Ragusa

Full Professor  

David Rebatto

INFN Technologist  

Silvia Resconi

INFN Researcher  
G. Francesco TartarelliINFN Research Director  
Clara Troncon
 
INFN Senior Researcher

 Personal web page

foto Troncon

Ruggero TurraINFN Researcher Ruggero Turra's photo
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