Preliminary Remarks

• Steven Goldfarb (University of Michigan (US))
• Jean Krisch (University of Michigan)
• Thomas Andrew Schwarz (University of Michigan (US))

Room: 42/R-014

Electroweak Calibration of the Higgs Characterization Model

• Samuel James Greydanus (University of Michigan (US))

Room: 42/R-014 I will present the preliminary results of histogram fits using the Higgs Combine histogram fitting package. These fits can be used to estimate the effects of electroweak contributions to the p p -> H mu+ mu- Higgs production channel and calibrate Beyond Standard Model (BSM) simulations which ignore these effects. I will emphasize my findings' significance in the context of other research here at CERN and in the broader world of high energy physics.

ECAL Energy Flow Calibration

• Zachary Paul Wimpee (University of Notre Dame (US))

Room: 42/R-014 My talk will be covering my work as a whole over the course of the semester. The focus will be on using energy flow calibration in ECAL to check the precision of the corrections made by the light monitoring system used to account for transparency loss within ECAL crystals due to radiation damage over time.

Research with the HGamma group for ATLAS

• Chiara Pancaldo Salemi (University of Michigan (US))

Room: 42/R-014

Further Research with HGamma Group

• Rebecca Helen Peterson-Hall (University of Michigan (US))

Room: 42/R-014

ABC130 Total Ionizing Dose Irradiation Campaign

• Nicholas Patrick Quirk (University of Michigan (US))

Room: 42/R-014 Concerns TID testing of the ABC130 read-out ASIC for the ATLAS Semiconductor Tracker. Includes recent results of low temperature and low dose rate tests.

AOB Room: 42/R-014