Georgios K. Krintiras, PhD

Experience

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  CERN

  Jan 2014 - now

  Nuclear Physicist

  - Conducting fundamental research on the production of subatomic particles in heavy-ion collisions, leading to the discovery of new phenomena (featured as CERN highlights).- Developing and applying advanced statistical methods for data analysis and visualization.- Presenting research findings at major international conferences and workshops.

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  The University of Kansas

  Jan 2019 - now

  Postdoctoral Research Fellow

  - Developing and implementing machine learning algorithms to optimize data analysis and extract insights from large datasets (>100TB) in high-energy physics experiments.- Leading teams of researchers in analyzing complex data, resulting in publications in top scientific journals (e.g., Physical Review Letters) and presentations at international conferences.- Designing and implementing automated workflows to improve data processing efficiency and reduce turnaround time.- Mentoring graduate students on data analysis techniques and research methodology. Weniger anzeigen

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  Fermilab

  Jan 2020 - Jan 2020

  Guest Researcher
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  Fermilab

  Jan 2024 - now

  Distinguished Scientist

  - Leading a research project on understanding thermalization and collective expansion in proton-proton collisions at the LHC.- Developing and implementing novel techniques for real-time (online) event identification and offline reconstruction using advanced algorithms and machine learning.- Collaborating with international teams of researchers to advance the understanding of fundamental physics processes at the LHC.