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Professor Savas Dimopoulos is the Hamamoto Family Professor of Physics at Stanford University. His research encompasses fundamental questions related to elementary particle physics, delving into the mysteries of mass, gravity, and the fundamental forces of nature. He is actively involved in groundbreaking collaborations that explore new theories, such as the Supersymmetric Standard Model and Large Extra Dimensions. His work is particularly noteworthy for its relation to the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, where advancements in atom interferometry are set to provide deeper insights into the fabric of the universe. This includes testing Einstein’s general relativity to unprecedented precision and investigating potential modifications to quantum mechanics. Additionally, he is designing a gravity-wave detector that opens new avenues in gravity wave astronomy and cosmology, marking a significant step in our understanding of cosmic phenomena.
CERN • Geneva
Worked on various projects pertaining to theoretical particle physics.
Boston University • Boston
Involved in teaching and research activities for the academic year.
Harvard University • Cambridge
Conducted research and taught courses in physics.
Institute for Theoretical Physics UC Santa Barbara • Santa Barbara
Collaborated on theoretical physics projects.
Columbia University • New York
Engaged in research activities in particle physics.
The Computer Science department emphasizes research potential. GRE General is currently optional but recommended for some tracks.