The School: This is a remote/virtual summer school offering physics data analysis projects in the area of LHC physics.
We will code measurements performed by LHC experiments into the analysis package RIVET. RIVET is a tool for easy comparison of theoretical predictions with measurements.
We will first learn basic features of proton-proton collisions and analysis tools, and then start working on concrete projects.
The results of the projects will be written up in short Analysis Notes, which are then submitted to the corresponding LHC experiments for approval, before the code will be made available in the official RIVET distributions.
The School will run over 4 weeks, from 7. Aug until 1. Sept. with afternoon Sessions from 2-4 pm CEST.
We will have introductory lectures in the first week and working sessions in the following weeks from 2-4 pm CEST.
Please use this room to connect.
What is offered:
- Working on a remote data analysis project supervised by DESY experts
- Access to virtual machines...
- Learning basic principles of particle physics analyses
- Implementing existing LHC physics measurements in RIVET, in a teamwork with other participating students
- the project work is unpaid
Requirements
You will need to meet the following requirements to qualify for the school:
- You have completed at least 3 years of university level studies by this summer.
- You have not obtained your masters degree by the time of the school
- Good knowledge of English
Application
Online applications for the school will be open until June 15, 2023 via the Registration tool. the students will be informed of the outcome of their application (accept/reject) by June 30, 2023
Organizers
Hannes Jung (chair), Sara Taheri Monfared , Olaf Behnke, Friederike Januschek
in case of questions please contact Hannes Jung
Supported by:
IUPAP (International Union of Pure and Applied Physics), RIVET (Robust Independent Validation of Experiment and Theory) 
This school is part of the International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development
