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Prof. Michael Williams
Professor of Physics
Primary DLC
Department of Physics
MIT Room:
26-437
(617) 253-4816
mwill@mit.edu
https://physics.mit.edu/faculty/michael-williams/
Assistant
Anna Maria Convertino
(617) 253-2391
amc@mit.edu
Research Summary
Professor Williams is using data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN to study differences in the behavior of matter and antimatter. These studies could lead to the discovery of physics beyond the standard model and possibly to an explanation of the origins of the matter-antimatter asymmetry we observe in the universe today. He is also working on a project that will study the structure of strongly interacting systems at Jefferson Lab. Of particular interest is probing the role that gluons play in such systems. Williams has a strong interest in applying machine learning techniques to physics analyses and also in using/developing advanced statistical methods to further his research goals.
Recent Work
Projects
January 25, 2017
Department of Physics
Proterozoic Mountain Building and Collapse, Eastern Adirondacks, New York
Principal Investigator
Michael Williams
December 22, 2016
Department of Physics
Acquisition of a Modern Secondary Ion Spectrometer for Multidisciplinary Research and Training of Next Generation Scientists
Principal Investigator
Michael Williams
Related Faculty
Prof. William Bertozzi
Professor of Physics, Emeritus
Prof. Senthil Todadri
Professor of Physics
Prof. Mikhail M Ivanov
Assistant Professor of Physics