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Professor Joost Vossebeld leads the Liverpool Particle Physics Research Cluster at the University of Liverpool, one of the UK's largest groups with £22M in grants and £30M in facilities. His research focuses on particle physics experiments including ATLAS (LHC), T2K, Mu3e, and Dark Matter searches. He coordinates the MuPix tracker development for the Mu3e experiment at PSI, searching for lepton-flavour violation in muon decays.
Research interests span detector development (radiation-hard silicon sensors, HV-CMOS technology), neutrino physics, and fundamental physics beyond the Standard Model. The group operates the Liverpool Semiconductor Detector Centre (LSDC) and collaborates internationally on projects like DUNE, LZ, and Hyper-K.
Recent grants include a £2.5M Mu3e experiment grant (2019-2025) and R&D funding for HV-CMOS sensors. Teaching responsibilities include coordinating the PHYS377 Particle Physics module and teaching advanced topics in particle physics.
Current projects involve detector design for future colliders, atom interferometry applications, and physics exploitation of neutrino oscillation experiments. The group has developed key components for major facilities including the ATLAS SCT-endcap, LHC-b VeLo tracker, and ND280 ECAL.
