Luigi Marchese

Raised in Cervinara, Italy, Luigi studied physics at the university of Naples “Federico II”. After some research on gravitational waves at Caltech, Luigi moved to high-energy physics. In 2013, he worked on the CDF experiment at Fermilab (USA) with groups of INFN-Bologna and INFN-Pisa. Later, he worked at Fermilab for about two years. In 2015, Luigi moved to the university of Oxford for his Ph.D. in particle physics, analyzing data collected by the ATLAS experiment of CERN and contributing to data-taking operations at CERN. His research was awarded the “2020 ATLAS Thesis award” and the “2016 Denys Wilkinson award” from Oxford university. In 2020, Luigi moved to ETH Zürich as a postdoctoral researcher working on the CMS experiment at CERN and teaching physics in Zürich. Since 2024 he is a Junior Distinguished Researcher at the Fermilab Large Hadron Collider Physics Center. He was awarded this fellowship to conduct independent research at the Center. Luigi has held several responsibilities in three multi-author collaborations in both physics and hardware groups, and has delivered >40 seminars and talks at international conferences. He is also the creator of the Swiss and Oxford Summer Student Particle Physics Programs for undergraduate students.

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