Manuel Geisler

Manuel Geisler

Manuel is a PhD student at the Kirchhoff-Institut für Physik at the University of Heidelberg, Germany. He joined ATLAS in 2014 and has since been working on both the level-1 calorimeter trigger and an analysis searching for dark matter. He did his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Physics in Bielefeld, Germany, in the fields of molecular magnetism theory and material science. For his PhD he decided to switch fields and become an experimental particle physicist.

From ATLAS Around the World: Triggers (and dark) matter

To the best of our knowledge, it took the Universe about 13.798 billion years to allow funny looking condensates of mostly oxygen, carbon and hydrogen to ponder on their own existence. Some particularly curious specimens became scientists, founded CERN, dug several rings into the ground near Geneva, Switzerland, built the Large Hadron Collider, and also installed a handful of large detectors along the way.

27 July 2015