Research Interests

Flavour physics and CP violation; neutrino and heavy quark physics. I work in testing the model of CP violation effects that won Kobayashi and Maskawa the 2008 Nobel Prize in Physics.

Specifically, I am active in the study of B mesons, at the B factory experiments: (2001-2005) Belle at KEK, (2005-present) BaBar at SLAC (Warwick page), and (2008-foreseeable future) LHCb at CERN. I was physics co-ordinator for the international LHCb collaboration for the calender years 2012-13, I served as LHCb UK spokesperson 2016-20, and since 2020 I am PI of a project for R&D focussed on LHCb Upgrade II. I am a member (and ex-co-leader) of HFLAV, for which I also have responsibility for averaging measurements related to the angles of the Unitarity Triangle. I am also a member of the PDG, and am an associate editor of EPJC.

I lead the Warwick EPP group's activity on LHCb. Details on this can be found on under the Warwick LHCb group webpage.

Postgraduate research opportunities on LHCb are available (look under "B physics" on this link). Particular interests are tests of the Standard Model and searches for new physics with measurements at these experiments, and also at future facilities.

I was awarded a 2018 IPPP Senior Experimental Fellowship for the project "Towards the Ultimate Precision in Flavour Physics".

Available online:

• Links to popular science articles and news stories
• Moodle page for PX440 Mathematical Methods for Physics III 2020-21 (which I teach)
• Graduate lectures on flavour physics
• Web pages describing the Warwick group's research in LHCb and other B physics
• A list of, and links to, all my talks (including conference talks, colloquia, seminars and lectures)
• Recent publications: through INSPIRE (ORCID 0000-0002-3183-5065)

 

 

Write to:

Department of Physics, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL

 

t.j.gershon@warwick.ac.uk

Elementary Particle Physics Group
Warwick LHCb Group
LHCb experiment