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Introduction

This page contains information regarding the activities of the group on experiemental High Energy Physics (HEP) at Universidad de los Andes, in Bogotá, Colombia. Also, the page has useful information for the members of the group.

The HEP group at Universidad de los Andes, is cunrretly working on several projetcs related with software and hardware of particle physics detectors and also has a strong involment on several physics analyses at CMS. Also, the group has been a pioneer in Colombia on the organization of particle physics schools, aimmed to educate and motivate new generations of particle physicists in the country and to promote scientific collaborations with other institutions.

Hardware Projects

Work on the Resistive Plate Chambers (RPC) Detector of CMS

The group joined the CMS experiement in 2006. As part of the contribution to the experiment, the group participates on several aspects on the operation and maintenance of the hardware and software of the RPC detector of CMS. The valuable contributions of the group to the RPC detector, has given as result the designation of two of our former students (Camilo Carrillo and Alberto Ocampo) as the Detector Performance Group (DPG) coordinators in two different ocations. Currently, the group is involved on tasks related with the upgrade of the RPC detector for the 2015 run.

The GEM Project

The Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) is muon detector upgrade project, aimed to instrument the high η region of the CMS detector (1.5 < |η| < 2.4) in order to improve the momentum resolution for high pT muons and to provide a better trigger and reconstruction capavility in the forward region. Our group currently has a working GEM module installed in the HEP laboratory in Bogotá in order to perform studies that benefit the understanding of this detector prior to its installation at the CMS detector, expected on the second long shutdown on 2017/2018. Detailed information on this project can be found here:

https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/pub/MPGD/CmsGEMCollaboration/The_CMS_GEM_LS2_Project.pdf

Group Members

Currenly, the group leadded by professors Carlos Avila, Bernardo Gomez and Juan Carlos Sanabria.

  • Current PhD students: Juan Pablo Gómez, Luisa Chaparro, Andrés Cabrera y Carlos Felipe Gonzales.
  • Postdoc: Andrés Flórez.
  • Engineers: David Mendez, Julian Badillo, Luis Emiro Linares.

Former Post-docs

  • Andrés Osorio

Former PhD students

  • Luis Miguel Medoza (Professor at Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, in Bogotá, Colombia)
  • Camilo Carrillo (former RPC DPG manager at CMS)
  • Alberto Ocampo (current RPC DPG manager at CMS)

Former MS students

Former engineers

Basics

CMS-Uniandes mailing list

Our general purpose mail list is: cms-uniandes@cernNOSPAMPLEASE.ch , our physics mail list is: cms-physics-uniandes@cernNOSPAMPLEASE.ch

Events

UniAndes at CERN

Activities

Physics

Hardware/Software

Publications

Computing Support

CMSSW

UniAndes computing

Distributed computing

Tutorial de CMSSW - 2010

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