Benjamin Fuks

Benjamin Fuks is Professor at Sorbonne University in Paris and member of the Laboratory of Theoretical and High Energy Physics (LPTHE), with active association to the ATLAS collaboration at CERN focusing on neutrino mass models, leptoquarks, dark matter, and long-lived particles.

Education:

• Undergraduate Diploma from ULB, Faculty of Applied Sciences (2004)
• Master's Degree from Université Joseph Fourier (2004)
• Ph.D. from Université Joseph Fourier (2007)
• Habilitation from Université de Strasbourg (2013)

His research spans perturbative QCD, beyond Standard Model phenomenology, LHC physics, dark matter, and high-energy physics computing tools. He has authored lecture notes on supersymmetry and the Standard Model, and co-authored textbooks including A Quantum Mechanics Primer with Solved Exercises (Springer, 2025).

Recent publications (2024-2025) demonstrate strong focus on collider phenomenology across Majorana Higgs mechanisms, toponium formation, and neural network-enhanced smuon searches, with consistent emphasis on software tool development like FeynRules and MadAnalysis.

No major scientific awards are mentioned in available texts.

No information on current students or grant funding is provided in available texts.

Professor Fuks operates within the LPTHE laboratory framework at Sorbonne University while maintaining active experimental collaboration through CERN's ATLAS project.