Alexander Oh

Dr. Alexander Oh is a Professor of Particle Physics at the University of Manchester's Department of Physics, affiliated with the Particle Physics Group. His research focuses on experimental particle physics, particularly in Higgs boson studies, detector development, and analyses using the ATLAS detector at CERN. He has contributed to over 1000 research outputs and led/co-led projects like the 'Development of a Biologically-Relevant Preclinical Radiotherapy Dosimetry Phantom.'

Research interests include transverse momentum dynamics, lepton interactions, center-of-mass measurements, and advancements in diamond detector technology. Key projects involve optimizing 3D diamond detectors and improving ATLAS's beam condition monitoring systems. His work aligns with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals through contributions to medical dosimetry and particle physics applications.

Oh has participated in high-impact initiatives such as 'Communicating Physics through the Royal Society,' promoting public awareness of physics. His datasets, including Higgs boson and cross-section measurements, are archived in HEPData. He has advised 18 supervised works and contributed to over 146 datasets, emphasizing collaboration through the ATLAS Collaboration.