Thibaud Humair

Thibaud Humair serves as a Junior Professor (equivalent to Assistant Professor) at Georg-August University of Göttingen through a formal collaboration with the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY) in Hamburg. His dual institutional base spans the Physics Institute at Friedrich-Hund-Platz 1 in Göttingen and DESY's primary campus at Notkestraße 85 in Hamburg, positioning him at the nexus of academic research and large-scale experimental facilities.

His research centers on experimental particle physics and accelerator science, leveraging DESY's world-class infrastructure including PETRA III synchrotron and European XFEL projects. This work focuses on fundamental interactions, beam dynamics, and advanced photon applications, requiring close integration with international detector collaborations and computational modeling teams. The DESY partnership provides critical access to high-energy particle beams and ultrafast X-ray sources for probing matter at atomic scales.

Based at Germany's premier particle physics research center, Humair contributes to national and European initiatives in accelerator development while maintaining academic responsibilities at Göttingen University. His role facilitates technology transfer between fundamental research and industrial applications in radiation-based instrumentation.