Conor Fitzpatrick

Conor Fitzpatrick is a Senior Lecturer in the Particle Physics Group, actively contributing to high-energy physics research through the LHCb Collaboration at CERN. His work focuses on experimental particle physics, including studies of CP violation, B meson decays, and exotic hadron states. Key research areas involve analyzing data from the Large Hadron Collider to explore fundamental particles and their interactions.

His research interests span topics such as quantum chromodynamics, collider phenomenology, and precision measurements of quark mixing parameters. Fitzpatrick has published extensively on topics like pentaquark states, B oscillations, and detector optimization for the LHCb experiment.

Recent publications highlight advancements in trigger system upgrades, CP violation measurements, and the discovery of exotic hadron resonances. These contributions reflect his expertise in both theoretical frameworks and experimental techniques critical to modern particle physics.

While no specific awards are listed, his work has garnered significant attention, including mentions in scientific blogs and policy sources. Fitzpatrick has supervised two research projects, though student names are not disclosed here. He collaborates closely with the LHCb team and the Particle Physics Group to advance frontiers in high-energy physics.