An engineer turned to a physicist...

My name is Javad Komijani (hover over my name and follow the links for pronunciation). I am a theoretical physicist and study the fundamental particles and interactions that govern nature. My work involves calculations of parameters of the Standard Model of particle physics. The Standard Model incorporates almost all we know about subatomic particles, and it has been very successful in describing numerous phenomena. Despite its success, it remains incomplete. The parameters that I have spent my time calculating serve a crucial role in exploring the limitations of the Standard Model and in the quest to uncover what lies beyond it.

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 ()()();();();                       (E = m c^2)
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    \_| |/     ;
     ||_/           _
     ||| ;        (*_*)
     |||/        \_/-\_
     |||           |-| \
_____|||___;_______|_|______...     F = G M m / r^2

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Brief Bio:

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Institute for Theoretical Physics, at ETH Zurich. Prior to Zurich, I lived and researched in Tehran, Glasgow, Munich, and St. Louis.

I received my Ph.D. in theoretical and mathematical physics from Washington University in St. Louis. During my Ph.D. studies, I worked with Prof. Claude Bernard and Prof. Carl Bender. Before going to St. Louis and studying physics, I earned MSc. and BSc. degrees in electrical engineering from the University of Tehran.

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