Aaron Bundock

Dr Aaron Bundock serves as a Research Fellow in the School of Physics at the University of Bristol, actively contributing to the CMS Collaboration at CERN. His research focuses on experimental particle physics using Large Hadron Collider data, with expertise in precision measurements of fundamental particles and interactions.

His research interests include:

• Standard Model validation through precision measurements
• Higgs boson production mechanisms
• Lepton and muon physics in high-energy collisions
• Top quark pair production dynamics
• Cross section analysis for W/Z bosons
• Advanced particle identification techniques

Recent publications (2025) demonstrate consistent focus on Standard Model tests using CMS data, featuring Higgs boson studies, top quark measurements, and muon identification algorithms. His work employs sophisticated statistical methods and machine learning for analyzing proton-proton collision datasets at 13-13.6 TeV energies.

As a core member of the international CMS Collaboration, Dr Bundock participates in one of physics' largest experimental efforts, operating cutting-edge detector systems to probe fundamental particle interactions and search for physics beyond the Standard Model.