Tim Greenshaw

Professor Tim Greenshaw is a faculty member at the University of Liverpool, Department of Physics, specializing in experimental particle physics and medical physics. His research spans high-energy proton-electron collisions, detector technology for colliders, and radiation-hard silicon sensors.

• Role: Professor in Physics
• Institution: University of Liverpool

His research focuses on:

• Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD) via HERA experiments
• Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA) development
• Medical physics applications in dosimetry and electrodiagnostics
• Detector design for the Super-LHC and International Linear Collider

Recent publications emphasize

• Event shape observables in DIS
• Pulsar halos and blazar flares with CTA
• Radiation-hard CCDs and silicon pixel detectors
• Microbunching in free-electron lasers
• Comet assay data modeling

Scientific awards include:

• Chartered Scientist (IoP, 2007)
• PPARC Senior Fellowship (2002)
• SERC Advanced Fellowships (1992, 1997)

He supervises thesis projects in medical physics and detector technology while participating in international collaborations like ATLAS and Cockcroft Institute.