Dr. Laurent Lellouch
CNRS Research Director at the Center for Theoretical Physics, CNRS & Aix-Marseille University
Head of the Particle Physics Group
Chief advisor for Scientific Computing, Data and Open Science, CNRS Institute of Physics
Member of the Particle Data Group
Co-founder of the Budapest-Marseille-Wuppertal collaboration for lattice quantum chromodynamics
Honors/Awards
1987 | General Electric Fellowship for graduate studies, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
1992 | Postdoctoral fellowship, University of Southampton |
1994 | Recipient of a Research Scientist position, CNRS national recruitment competition in Theoretical Physics |
1997-1999 | CERN Fellow |
2001 | Visiting Fellow, Institute for Nuclear Theory, University of Washington |
2005 | Guest Professor at University of Wuppertal |
2007 | International expert on review panel of US Lattice QCD project (US DOE) |
2008 | International expert on review panel of the Theory Divisions of the US DOE National Laboratories |
2009-2011 | Editorial Board, Physical Review D |
2009-2017 | Founding member of the Flavor Lattice Averaging Group (FLAG) |
2013 | PI of the OCEVU Excellence Laboratory grant “Lattice QCD enlightens dark matter” |
2014 | PI of the OCEVU Excellence Laboratory grant “The muon anomalous magnetic moment and the search for new physics in the LHC era” |
2015 | Visiting Scientist, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP), UC Santa Barbara |
2019 | PI of the Aix-Marseille Excellence Initiative Research Chair project on “Lattice QCD” |
PI of numerous supercomputing projects for the French National Institute for Supercomputing Resources (GENCI) and for PRACE projects on Tier-0 European supercomputers Regular external reviewer for US DOE’ s “Innovative and Novel Computational Impact on Theory and Experiment (INCITE)” program Regular reviewer for calls of the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe (PRACE) Referee for DIRAC HPC Resource Allocation Committee, UK Referee for Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) grants, UK
Time:2022/1/24 14:10-15:00 |
Location:Jhongjheng Hall中正堂 |
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Title:Magnetic moment of the muon, the search for new fundamental physics and a lattice quantum chromodynamics calculation of hadronic vacuum polarization |