Thorsten Ohl

Prof. Thorsten Ohl is a Professor at the University of Würzburg's Faculty of Physics and Astronomy, leading the Department of Theoretical Physics II. He is a Principal Investigator in the Research Training Group (RTG) 2994, focusing on particle physics at colliders in the LHC precision era. His work centers on theoretical physics, computational methods, and high-energy collider experiments, particularly involving the WHIZARD event generator framework. His research spans precision measurements, BSM physics, scattering amplitudes, and software development for particle physics simulations.

His research interests include quantum field theory, noncommutative standard models, and advanced computational techniques for collider analysis. He contributes to international projects like the FCC-ee and LHC precision experiments. His publications highlight advancements in event generation tools, model implementation, and precision studies of Higgs sectors and vector boson scattering.

Prof. Ohl collaborates on RTG 2994's doctoral training and oversees the development of software tools for high-energy physics, emphasizing parallel computing and Monte Carlo methods. His lab integrates theoretical insights with computational innovation to address forefront questions in particle physics.