Chunhui Chen

Chunhui Chen is a Professor at the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Iowa State University, specializing in experimental high-energy physics. He received his Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Pennsylvania in 2003, where his thesis focused on charm meson production at Fermilab's CDF II experiment. After postdoctoral work at the BaBar experiment at SLAC (University of Maryland), he joined Iowa State University in 2009. His research focuses on CP violation in B-meson decays, Higgs physics, and precision measurements at particle colliders. He collaborates with the Belle II, ATLAS, and BaBar experiments.

Key affiliations include the ATLAS Collaboration at CERN (2009–2020), the Belle II Collaboration (2019–present), and the BaBar Experiment (2003–present). His work contributed to Nobel Prize-winning efforts confirming CP violation theory and Higgs boson discovery. He explores Quantum Loop effects and new physics beyond the Standard Model through precision measurements at Belle II and ATLAS.

His articles span topics like Higgs boson production, resonance searches at the LHC, and B-meson decay analysis. He has pioneered techniques in jet substructure and flavor tagging for boosted particles, advancing collider physics methodologies.