Prof. Dr. Silvia Masciocchi
We loved meeting and discussing with interested students during the AIM on June 11.
If you are interested in getting to know our group better, we will hold a Group Open Day on the 24 June! This will be a good opportunity to learn about our research interests, and discover what working with us is like on a day-to-day basis.
The event will start at 13:30 with a general introduction to our group in the "GoldBox" on the ground floor of INF 226 (room 00.102/00.103). If you don't manage to join us at 13:30, members of the group will still be available at 15:00.
Welcome to my research group at the Physikalisches Institut in Heidelberg
The research activity of our group focuses on heavy-ion physics and on the development and calibration of detectors for particle tracking and identification.
Our team is strongly involved in
ALICE, both with data analysis and with detector construction and operation.
ALICE is one of the four big experiments at the CERN
Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which is dedicated to the investigation of nucleus-nucleus collisions.
The aim of the ALICE Collaboration is to study the physics of strongly interacting matter at extreme energy densities,
where the formation of a new phase of matter, the quark-gluon-plasma, is expected.
In the context of heavy-ion physics, I have a special interest in heavy quarks (open-heavy-flavor hadrons and charmonium),
light (anti-)(hyper-)nuclei production and particle correlations.
Since 2016, we are also active in the DFG Collaborative Research Center ISOQUANT, where we work in very close collaboration with our theory colleagues.
On these pages you can find out more about our research topics, my teaching activities here in Heidelberg and opportunities for theses or jobs within our group.
