Collaborations
My work has developed through international collaborations spanning cosmic-ray observatories, collider instrumentation, distributed detector systems, nuclear measurement laboratories, and underground science.
International Research Collaborations
2021 – 2026 · Argentina and the Netherlands
Doctoral research with the Pierre Auger Observatory through Radboud University and the Nikhef research programme, focused on the AugerPrime Radio Detector and the Auger Engineering Radio Array.
- Precision timing, phase calibration and detector synchronisation
- Radio-interferometric reconstruction of inclined air showers
- Antenna-response, geometry, noise and atmospheric-systematics studies
- Long-distance DAQ chains, remote monitoring and data-quality control
- Fluorescence-camera and LiDAR calibration and operations
Pierre Auger Observatory · Auger at Nikhef
2020 – 2021 · Japan and Europe
Worked with the LUMIBELLE2 group through the JENNIFER2 programme on fast luminosity measurements for the Belle II experiment at KEK's SuperKEKB electron-positron collider.
- CVD diamond-sensor channels and the Zero-Degree Luminosity Monitor
- ROOT and EPICS luminosity-data analysis
- Comparison with ECL luminosity measurements
- DAQ monitoring, archiving and troubleshooting
The work was supervised by Philip Bambade of IJCLab, CNRS/IN2P3, Université Paris-Saclay, with whom I have remained in professional contact.
Belle II · KEK
Experimental Facilities and Programmes
Supervised students during experimental activities in the 1.3 km deep underground laboratory, supporting measurement planning, instrumentation use, interpretation and reporting.
Laboratory experience in Zambia involving sample preparation for atomic spectroscopy and spectrometric measurements, alpha/gamma spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence, detector calibration and non-destructive radiation analysis.
Training in radio-astronomy instrumentation, data analysis and the operation of large-scale radio-detection systems.
External Experiment Data
Used published cosmic-ray positron measurements from PAMELA and AMS-02 during MSc research at MEPhI, comparing the observations with GALPROP charged-particle propagation models. This was independent data analysis rather than membership of either experimental collaboration.
