Marco Gersabeck

Marco Gersabeck is a Professor affiliated with the LHCb Collaboration at CERN, specializing in particle physics and quantum chromodynamics. His research focuses on CP violation studies, detector technology development (e.g., 3D diamond detectors), and high-energy physics experiments. He has contributed to over 530 publications, including seminal work on B-meson decays and symmetries in particle interactions.

His expertise spans experimental particle physics, with a particular emphasis on precision measurements of CP violation, quark mixing, and heavy flavor physics. He has organized conferences like the 8th International Workshop on Charm Physics and provided consultancy for the BES-III experiment. His work frequently involves advanced detector systems and data analysis techniques.

Notable contributions include the measurement of the CKM angle γ and the observation of CP violation in B0 decays. His datasets on particle multiplicities and detector performance are extensively used in the field. Gersabeck has also engaged in public outreach, discussing antimatter and particle physics mysteries via media platforms like The Conversation.