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Eden Isaac
Eden Isaac
Amelie Read
Amelie Read

Amelie is a PhD student at the University of Sydney working under the supervision of Professor Celine Boehm. Her area of research is theoretical cosmology and cosmological simulations of alternate Dark Matter models.

Aron Goh Way Lern
Aron Goh Way Lern

Aron is an undergraduate physics student at the University of Melbourne (B.Sci) supervised by Professor Elisabetta Barberio.

Laura Fang
Laura Fang

Laura Fang is a PhD student at the University of Melbourne. She is working on a project in theoretical particle physics under the supervision of Professor Nicole Bell.

Daniel Avraham
Daniel Avraham

Daniel Avraham is an MPhil student at the Australian National University (ANU) under the supervision of Professor Gregory Lane and Dr Lindsey Bignell. With a background in Statistics and Data Science, his research focuses on leveraging machine learning—particularly neural networks integrated with Gas TPC detectors—to predict particle directionality, paving the way for his transition to a PhD program.

Scott Thompson
Scott Thompson

Scott Thompson is a Master of Science student at the University of Melbourne. He is studying theoretical particle physics under the supervision of Prof. Raymond Volkas

Yona Detaq
Yona Detaq

Yona is a MSc student at The University of Melbourne working under the supervision of Professor Elisabetta Barberio on the SABRE South Experiment.

Jackson Dun
Jackson Dun

Jackson Dun is a Master of Science student studying experimental particle physics at The University of Melbourne under the supervision of Phillip Urquijo, with interests in the Belle II experiment.

Ananthakrishnan Ravindran
Ananthakrishnan Ravindran

Ananthu is a Joint PhD candidate at SUBATECH, Nantes, France and the University of Melbourne, Australia, as part of the AUFRANDE program.

Georgia Juler
Georgia Juler

Georgia is a MSc student at the University of Melbourne working on the SABRE South experiment under the supervision of Prof. Elisabetta Barberio.

 

Subrahmanya Saicharan Pemmaraju
Subrahmanya Saicharan Pemmaraju

Sai is a PhD student at the University of Melbourne and is working under the supervision of Profs. Phillip Urquijo and Elisabetta Barberio. He is interested in the applications of Machine Learning to particle physics experiments and has previously worked on a search for Axion-Like Particles in B-meson decays with the LHCb collaboration as part of his Masters' degree at Monash University, and on track reconstruction algorithms with the CYGNUS-Oz collaboration at the ANU.

Rickson Wielian
Rickson Wielian

Rickson Wielian is an Honours student at the Australian National University.

Aphisit Nanphakdi
Aphisit Nanphakdi

Aphisit Nanphakdi is currently a master student at the University of Melbourne under the supervision of Phillip Urquijo. HIs project involves searching for heavy neutrinos at the Belle II experiment.

Michael Verde
Michael Verde

Michael is a PhD student at the University of Melbourne working under the supervision of Prof. Nicole Bell. His area of research is in dark matter phenomenology.

Robert Crew
Robert Crew

Robert Crew is a PhD student at the University of Western Australia working under the supervision of Professor Michael Tobar. He has also been a CDM summer student during his undergraduate studies.

Steven Samuels
Steven Samuels

Steven Samuels is a PhD student at the University of Western Australia working under the supervision of Professor Michael Tobar.

Emma Paterson
Emma Paterson

Emma Paterson is a PhD student at the University of Western Australia working under the supervision of Dr Jeremy Bourhill.

Michael Mews
Michael Mews

Michael Mews is a PhD student at the University of Melbourne.

He works on the SABRE South experiment.

Matthew Rumley
Matthew Rumley

Matthew Rumley is a PhD student at the University of Adelaide working under the supervision of Prof Anthony Thomas.

Haylea Purnell
Haylea Purnell

Haylea Purnell is a PhD student at the University of Adelaide working under the supervision of Prof Paul Jackson.

Cameron Harris
Cameron Harris

Cameron Harris is a PhD student at the University of Adelaide working under the supervision of Prof Paul Jackson.

Owen Stanley
Owen Stanley

Owen is a PhD student in a Joint PhD between University of Melbourne and Subatech Laboratory (Nantes, France) as part of a joint program between the University of Melbourne and the CNRS. Working with Prof. Elisabetta Barberio, Prof. Phillip Urquijo and Dr, Sara Diglio. Working on instrumentation and simulation for the SABRE South experiment and the XLZD/DARWIN collaboration.

Emily Waterman
Emily Waterman

 Emily Waterman is an Honours student at the University of Western Australia, working under Professor Michael Tobar in the Quantum Technologies and Dark Matter Research Lab to investigate a method detecting axions using a high-voltage capacitor.

Amrita Banerjee
Amrita Banerjee

Amrita is a PhD student at Swinburne University, working with Prof. Darren Croton and Prof. Karl Glazebrook. Her research area includes N-body simulation, semi-analytic galaxy model, and JWST.

Sharry Kapoor
Sharry Kapoor

Sharry is a PhD student at the University of Sydney under the supervision of Dr. Theresa Fruth. Her area of research is Dark Matter direct detection in SABRE."

Akshayan Manivannan
Akshayan Manivannan

Akshayan Manivannan is a Masters student at the University of Melbourne under the supervision of Professor Elisabetta Barberio

Kael Kemp
Kael Kemp

Kael Kemp is a Honours student at the University of Adelaide working under the supervision of Professor Paul Jackson. Kael will be studying Higgs boson physics at the Future Circular Collider at CERN.

Ewan Neil Verschuer Wallace
Ewan Neil Verschuer Wallace

Ewan is an MPhil student at the University of Adelaide. His research interests are in theoretical particle physics—in particular, BSM model-building and dark matter theory.

Paige Taylor
Paige Taylor

Paige is a Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Science student at Swinburne University of Technology, majoring in mechanical engineering and physics respectively. Paige is working with Dr. Ben McAllister on the development of an axion dark matter detector for low mass axions.

Willem van der Craats
Willem van der Craats

Willem van der Craats is a Master of Science student specialising in theoretical particle physics at the University of Melbourne working under the supervision of Professor Raymond Volkas.

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