Alex M Marshall

Alex M Marshall is a Senior Research Associate in the School of Physics at the University of Bristol, specializing in experimental particle physics through active participation in the LHCb collaboration at CERN. His work focuses on precision analysis of beauty and charm hadron decays to probe Standard Model predictions and identify potential new physics phenomena.

His research profile is defined by key areas including Meson Physics (100% fingerprint match), Center of Mass Physics (72%), and Hadron Physics (25%), with significant contributions to Final State Engineering and Collected Data Engineering. Technical expertise spans amplitude analysis of multi-body decays, photon polarization measurements in rare transitions, and innovative reconstruction of long-lived particles.

Recent publications (2025) demonstrate a cohesive research trajectory centered on LHCb data interpretation, featuring advanced statistical methods for decay analysis and novel detector techniques. These works collectively advance understanding of quark-level interactions and experimental methodologies in high-energy physics.

Marshall operates within large-scale international collaborations, particularly the LHCb experiment, where he contributes to data analysis frameworks and reconstruction algorithms. His work environment involves close coordination with global research teams at CERN, focusing on detector optimization and physics validation for next-generation particle studies.