Reinhard Schwienhorst

Reinhard Schwienhorst
Assistant Professor
Experimental High Energy Physics
schwier AT pa.msu.edu

Office: 3234 BPS
Phone: (517) 355-9200 ext 2136.
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Michigan State University
3234 Biomedical Physical Sciences
East Lansing, MI 48824-2320
USA

Teaching

Spring semester 2007: Physics 184, physics for scientists & engineers, part II.
Fall semester 2007: Physics 251, laboratory course.
Spring semester 2008: Physics 184, physics for scientists & engineers, part II.

Research

I am curious to find out what our world is made of at the smallest, most fundamental level. I am working on the Atlas experiment at Cern near Geneva, Switzerland, together with several MSU colleagues. The Atlas experiment starts taking data at a proton-proton collision energy of 14TeV in 2008, and I am excited for the breakthroughs in the understanding of our world that should emerge. Since 2000 my primary focus has been the DØ experiment at the Tevatron proton-antiproton collider at Fermilab near Chicago, Illinois. You can read about the many subjects that I have investigated on my DØ home page.

This I believe.

How to pronounce my name: Professor Schwienhorst (auf Deutsch) and Reinhard Schwienhorst (auf Deutsch).

Contact Information:

MSU: Office: 3234 BPS, phone: (517) 355-9200 ext 2136.
Cern: Office: 32-2-B03, phone: +41 22 76 71756.
Fermilab: Office: DØ trailer 173, phone: (630) 840 6811.
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