I’m a postdoctoral researcher in the PICSciE group at Princeton University, based at CERN. My work sits at the intersection of software development and high-energy physics, exploring how ideas from differentiable programming, statistical analysis, and scientific software design can make complex analyses more transparent, expressive, and performant. With a PhD in experimental particle physics from the University of Manchester, I’m interested in how research frameworks can evolve into smoother, more adaptable computational systems that bridge the gap between physics insight and software engineering.
Postdoctoral researcher at Princeton University (Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering)
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Princeton University
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ligerlac/GRAEP
ligerlac/GRAEP PublicPrototyping a differentiable version of Zprime to ttbar analysis
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cabinetry
cabinetry PublicForked from scikit-hep/cabinetry
design and steer profile likelihood fits
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CoffeaPlot
CoffeaPlot PublicThis is a repository with modules used to produce and plot histograms using the coffea framework.
Python 1
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everwillow
everwillow PublicStatistical inference library built on JAX pytrees and optimistix optimizers
Python 2
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