The High Energy Physics Group at York University is composed of experimentalists and theorists, who aim to solve the mysteries of the universe through the exploration of the subatomic world. We are currently involved in the ATLAS experiment at CERN, the T2K experiment at j-PARC, the ALPHA collaboration at CERN, and the DUNE and MINVERvA collaborations at Fermilab . The theory group is involved in research of the Standard Model of particles physics, physics Beyond the Standard Model, String theory and Early Universe Cosmology.
Activities
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Professor Wendy Taylor recognized with a 2024 CAP Fellowship
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Quest for the Curious Magnetic Monopole Continues at ATLAS
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Postdoc Tejin Cai and MINERvA experiment use antineutrino scattering on H to study proton structure
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PhD student Wen-Yi Song submits paper on magnetic monopole pair production
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ALPHA Experiment Cools Antimatter with Lasers