Tim Greenshaw
High Energy Physics
People, Places and
Bookmarks
Current Research -
Cherenkov Telescope Array
Together with other members of the CTA-UK group, I am working on the design of the Small Telescope section of the array which will detect high energy (multi TeV) gamma rays from cosmic sources.
My CTA
page.
Sustainable Energy
The Stephenson
Institute for Renewable Energy at Liverpool University.
Some information on energy research at Liverpool University.
Adaptation and
Resilience of Coastal Energy Supply (ARCoES) web
pages.
Medical Physics
At Liverpool you can study for a Medical
Physics MSc as part of the NHS
Scientist Training Programme - Clinical
Science (Medical Physics) - or independently - Medical
Physics and Clinical Engineering.
Accelerators
The
Cockcroft Institute, the
international centre for accelerator research in the North West of England.
Energy amplifiers and thorium.
I am a member of the H1 Collaboration, which studies deep-inelastic electron-proton scattering with the HERA accelerator at DESY. This poster describes some of H1's activities. (The other experiments on HERA are ZEUS, HERMES and HERA-B.) In particular, I am interested in:
Studies of the hadronic final state
(only accessible to H1 Collaboration).
Combined H1 and ZEUS results.
H1 Tracking
Group (only accessible to H1 Collaboration).
H1 Forward
Tracker upgrade, upgrade planar
atlas, original planar atlas
and BOS banks.
High y electron tagging with
the ETag8.
ATLAS
I was a member of the ATLAS Collaboration, which
studies proton-proton interactions using the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN.
Information on the upgrade
of the ATLAS
pixel detector.
My
ATLAS page.
International
Linear Collider
CCD Development for the
ILC as part of the
LCFI Collaboration, for the vertex
detectors of the LDC, SiD, GLD and
Fourth detectors (see also joint LDC/GLD
ILD page my old
LCFI home page).
Polarised positron production for the ILC
using a helical
undulator.
UK participation in the
Linear
Collider, including
accelerator
and beam delivery (LC-ABD) development.
Cycling
My cycling page.
Choir
My
Cantemus page.
Contact Information
Click
here
for a photo.
E-Mail:
green at-symbol liv.ac.uk
Phone:
Liverpool: +44 (0)151 794 3383 CERN: +41 (0) 22 76 71168 [or +41 (0) 22 79894]
Fax:
Liverpool: +44 (0)151 794 3362
Office:
Liverpool: Room 304, Oliver Lodge Laboratory CERN: Building 40 3-C06 [or 602 S-014]
Postal Address:
Oliver Lodge
Laboratory
Liverpool
University
Liverpool L69 7ZE
ENGLAND
CERN
CH-1211 Genève 23
Switzerland
Getting to the Physics Department
First make your way to Liverpool and then find
the University.
The Oliver Lodge Laboratory is building 208
(grid ref. F4) on the Campus Map, the Chadwick Laboratory
is building 207 (grid ref. E5).
Do you need an umbrella? Check the
weather
forecast for Liverpool.
Hotels in Liverpool
There are many
hotels
in Liverpool.
Particularly close to the Physics Department
are the Hope
Street Hotel and the
Feathers
Hotel. The
Liner is also within easy walking distance.