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Erik Adli is a Professor in High Energy Physics at the University of Oslo, leading the High Energy Physics Section. His research focuses on particle accelerator physics, including plasma wakefield acceleration, linear colliders (CLIC, ILC, FCC), and high-power proton accelerators (ESS). He collaborates with institutions like CERN, Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, and FACET.
- Education:
- PhD in Experimental Particle Physics, University of Oslo (2009)
- MSc in Engineering Cybernetics, NTNU (2000)
- Roles:
- Professor & Section Leader, University of Oslo (2018–present)
- Associate Researcher, CERN (2015–present)
- Associate Professor, University of Oslo (2013–2018)
His research interests include the physics of particle accelerators, beam-driven plasma wakefields, and applications in particle therapy. Key projects include the AWAKE experiment at CERN and studies for the Compact Linear Collider (CLIC).
Publications highlight advancements in plasma wakefield acceleration, beam dynamics, and collider design. Collaborations span global institutions, advancing next-generation accelerator technologies.
Erik’s work integrates experimental and theoretical insights to address challenges in high-energy physics and accelerator innovation.
