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Professor Christopher Thomas is a member of the High Energy Physics research group in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge. He has a diverse background in theoretical physics with significant experience in lattice Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) and hadronic physics. His research focuses on the strong interaction phenomenology, contributing to the Hadron Spectrum Collaboration, an international group of lattice theorists dedicated to investigating the spectroscopy properties of hadrons. Previously, he held important positions such as a University Lecturer and Reader at the University of Cambridge, and he has also contributed his expertise as a Fellow at Christ's College, Cambridge. His work has been informed by fellowships and positions at prestigious institutions including the Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowship and theoretical postdoctoral work at Jefferson Lab in the USA. Professor Thomas is recognized for his contributions to the field and is actively engaged in teaching, providing guidance to students while conducting important research.
University of Cambridge • Cambridge, United Kingdom
Conducting research in High Energy Physics and teaching in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics.
Christ's College, Cambridge • Cambridge, United Kingdom
Engaged in research and academic activities.
Christ's College, Cambridge • Cambridge, United Kingdom
Participated in fellowship activities and academic research.
Trinity College Dublin • Dublin, Ireland
Undertook research in theoretical physics as part of an international fellow program.
Jefferson Lab • USA
Conducted postdoctoral research in theoretical physics.
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