ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb Career Networking Event 2017

Session

Presentations

13 Nov 2017, 17:15

500/1-001 - Main Auditorium (CERN)

4. Medical Applications

Nancy Tannoury

13/11/2017, 17:15

Using cyclotrons for medical purposes

Nancy holds a PhD from AIX-Marseille University. She did a post-doc at "Physikalisches Institut, Universitaet Bonn". The whole time she worked on the ATLAS experiment. During her time at CERN (2009-2014), she focused on b-tagging measurements, precision measurements of the Standard Model with the top quark, as well as the search of the Higgs boson...

6. Software Development at Google

Kevin Dungs

13/11/2017, 17:35

Since 2013, Kevin worked on the LHCb experiment's software trigger as a summer, master, and PhD student. In 2016, he quit his PhD and left CERN to join Google as a software engineer.

13. Senior Data Scientist at Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC)

Leonardo Milano

13/11/2017, 19:55

Leonardo holds a PhD in nuclear physics. He worked for two of the world's leading research organizations: CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research and LBL, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Leonardo is part of THE Port association which runs humanitarian and technology related hackathons in Geneva.
Passionate about how innovation can help solve humanitarian challenges, he...

5. Tractebel Engineering (Oil & Energy Industry)

Otilia Militaru

13/11/2017, 20:15

Otilia holds a PhD in Experimental Physics on the “Development of the SM Tracker of the CMS experiment at CERN" which she obtained in 2000
Between 1996 and 2012 she joined CERN as an external member (first for INFN Pisa and Perugia, then for the Catholic University of Louvain) to participate in the development of the Silicon Tracker of CMS, based on silicon microstrips sensors.
In 2012, she...

14. Radar algorithm development at Axis Communications

Aras Papadelis

13/11/2017, 20:35

Aras did his PhD at NIKHEF in Amsterdam, working on the silicon vertex detector of LHCb. In 2009 he switched to ATLAS and joined Stockholm University to work on the first LHC top quark cross section measurement in the dilepton channel.
In 2012, he left academia and joined Ericsson, developing software for a new generation of 4G wireless modems. He stayed there for 3 years before switching to...

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