Biographical Sketch:
Research:
Education:
Ph.D., Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), 2025
Honors & Awards:
Selected Publications:
Biographical Sketch:
Research:
Education:
Ph.D., Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), 2025
Honors & Awards:
Selected Publications:
WLW 308
PI: Laura Havener
Research Website
Research Areas: Relativistic Heavy Ions
Research Type: Experimentalist
CV
Science goal: Understand high energy density quantum chromodynamics (QCD) created in relativistic collisions of heavy nuclei.
WL involvement: Havener is a co-convener for the Jets and Hard Photons Physics Working Group; Harris serves on the ALICE Management Board. Yale has contributed to various aspects of preparations and data-taking, including the construction of GEM readout chambers.
Wright Lab researchers contributed to the American Physical Society (APS) Division of Nuclear Physics (DNP)’s Fall Meeting (DNP 2025) in October.
The Relativistic Heavy Ion Group hosted two local high school students, who worked on characterization and testing of components of hardware projects.