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An overview over my scientific achievements
Basics
Name | Rene Poncelet |
Label | Scientist |
rene.poncelet@ifj.edu.pl | |
Phone | +48 (12) 662-8273 |
Url | https://th.ifj.edu.pl/poncelet |
Summary | A theoretical particle physicist, now staff member of the IFJ PAN institute |
Work
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2023.10 - Today
Staff scientist, adiunkt
IFJ PAN Cracow
Member of the theoretical particle physics department. Research interests: higher-order QCD computations for multi-scale processes, jet physics, fixed-order fragmentation, multi-loop computations, subtraction methods
- Mass-effects in Higgs production through NNLO QCD
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2021.10 - 2023.09
Leverhulme Early Career Fellow
Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University
Early career research position funded by the Leverhulme and Isaac Newton Trust. Research interest: higher-order QCD computations for multi-scale processes, jet physics, fixed-order fragmentation, multi-loop computations, subtraction methods
- Three-jet production and event shapes at NNLO QCD
- W+2j production through NNLO QCD
- flavour-safe anti-kT jet algorithm
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2018.10 - 2021.09
Research Associate (PostDoc)
Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University
Early career research position funded by the Leverhulme and Isaac Newton Trust. Research interest: higher-order QCD computations, top-quark physics, quark and vector boson polarisation effects, multi-loop computations, subtraction methods
- NNLO QCD top quark pair production including decays
- NNLO QCD inclusive jets
- three-photon production
- polarised vector-boson production at NNLO
Education
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2015.10 - 2018.09 Aachen, Germany
PhD
RWTH Aachen University, Germany
Theoretical Particle Physics
- Thesis: Precision Top-Quark Physics with Leptonic Final States
- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Michal Czakon
- Referee: Prof. Dr. Robert Harlander
- Member of DFG Graduate School (GK) "Teilchen- und Astroteilchenphysik im Lichte von LHC"
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2013.10 - 2015.09 Göttingen, Germany
Master
Georg-August University Göttingen, Germany
Physics
- Thesis: Monte Carlo event generation with the (MC)3 sampling algorithm
- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Steffen Schumann
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2010.10 - 2013.09 Göttingen, Germany
Bachelor
Georg-August University Göttingen, Germany
Physics
- Thesis: Systematic studies on the production of bottom-quarks in parton shower simulations
- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Steffen Schumann
Awards
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2024.05.09
COST ITC conference grant
COMETA COST action
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2021.10.01
Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship
Leverhulme Trust
Project: The NNLO QCD revolution: Pushing the boundary of perturbative QCD
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2019.10.01
Cavendish Laboratory staff reward
Cavendish Laboratory
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2024
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2023
Skills
Physics | |
Quantum Chromodynamics | |
Perturbation Theory |
Programming | |
C++ | |
Mathematica |
Languages
German | |
Native speaker |
English | |
Fluent |
Interests
Physics | |
Particle Physics | |
Quantum Chromodynamics | |
LHC | |
Jet physics | |
Heavy quarks | |
HPC | |
Numerical methods |
Activity
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Since 2023
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Since 2021
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2021.02
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2016.07
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2013.07
Summer student at DESY
Supervisor: Simon Plätzer
References
Professor Michal Wiktor Czakon, RWTH Aachen University | |
Reference letter upon request. |
Professor Alexander Mitov, Cambridge University | |
Reference letter upon request. |
Projects
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2021.10 - 2023.09
The NNLO QCD revolution: Pushing the boundaries of perturbative QCD
Precision predictions from the Standard Model of Particle physics are essential to understand collider data. This project concerned the computation of second order QCD corrections for standard candle processes at the LHC.
- NNLO QCD three jet production
- Flavoured jet algorithms