Rhys Taus
About me

Born and raised in Los Angeles I earned my B.S. of Physics from Loyola Marymount University. While in undergrad I worked in Space Physics, particpated in a Research Experience for Undergraduates at Thomas Jefferson National Lab working on electron guns for the injector for the accelerator and wrote a thesis exploring the physics of plank scale black holes.
I am currently a graduate student at the University of Rochester, in the Experimental High Energy Physics Group. Our group works on precesion measurements of the standard model at the CMS experiment
While not working on physics I enjoy running through the French and Swiss country side, walking up mountains, playing football, tasting beer and cooking food.

Physics

CERN and the LHC

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The CMS Detector

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Electroweak Physics

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Radiation Damage in HCAL

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