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research interests

My research straddles across various areas of elementary particle physics where strong coupling dynamics plays an important role. In recent years I have focused on computations of the long-distance strong interaction contribution to flavour-changing decay amplitudes in the Standard Model, and on studies of the dynamics of chiral symmetry breaking in QCD. I am also interested in models for electroweak symmetry breaking and fermion mass generation without elementary Higgs fields. Most of my research is carried out using lattice field theory methods, that involve the use of large-scale computational facilities.

A list of key topics includes:

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publications

A complete list of my publications can be obtained from INSPIRE. Here are some selected items:

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student supervision

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lattice journal club

The IFT lattice group runs a journal club devoted to informal discussions on current group research, interesting publications, conference highlights etc. A list of events can be found here.