About Me
I am an Assistant Professor of Physics at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, specializing in collider-based particle physics. My research focuses on exploring the fundamental nature of matter using high-energy experiments. I have worked at the LHC-ATLAS experiment at CERN, and I am currently conducting research at the SuperKEKB/Belle II experiment in Japan. I also lead the development of advanced detector systems and apply cutting-edge technologies, including AI/ML, to uncover physics beyond the Standard Model.
Why Join Our Lab?
Join our lab to explore cutting-edge particle physics, collaborate with global teams, and develop advanced detectors and data analysis techniques using AI. We work on groundbreaking experiments like Belle II to uncover new physics beyond the Standard Model.
- ・ Electronics development using AI
- ・ Large international collaborations
- ・ Hands-on detector projects
- ・ Advanced data analysis techniques
Opportunities are open to UH students and international students. Learn more on our Prospective Students page.
