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Ulrik Egede is a professor specializing in Experimental High Energy Physics at Monash University. His research focuses on searching for phenomena beyond the Standard Model of particle physics. He has significant experience in the application of artificial intelligence techniques for real-time data processing and selection, particularly in flavour tagging for electron-positron colliders and in the study of electroweak penguin decays. His work includes developments and upgrades to the LHCb detector, providing essential contributions to understanding weak decays and the properties of Higgs bosons. Egede has a long-standing collaboration with numerous research initiatives, including projects at CERN, and has mentored students in complex data analysis involving machine learning. His notable publications include critical evaluations of quark coupling strengths and investigations into the non-factorisable effects in particle decays. He received his PhD from Lund University, focusing on the search for the Standard Model Higgs using innovative techniques developed during his academic career. With an h-index of 155, he continues to significantly contribute to advances in particle physics research.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Engaged in teaching and advanced research in high energy physics, focusing on particle physics and detector technology.
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