Indara Suarez

Indara Suarez is an Associate Professor at Boston University, contributing to the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment at CERN. Her research focuses on detector electronics and analysis techniques to address key questions in high energy physics, including dark matter, top quark partners, and supersymmetric particles. She is actively involved in the development of muon detector systems and the future Level-1 Trigger for the CMS experiment, crucial for optimizing searches in the HL-LHC environment.

Her work leverages cutting-edge machine learning methods to analyze LHC data and advance experimental precision. She oversees a research group with openings for PhD students and undergraduates interested in experimental high energy physics, emphasizing hands-on involvement in CMS projects. Contact her via email at isuarez@bu.edu for further opportunities.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed in the provided text. Her research narrative includes collaborations on Run 2 data and preparations for Run 3 and HL-LHC searches, highlighting contributions to both physics analyses and detector upgrades.