Published in Springer Link, 2017
Acknowledged in this paper for undergraduate work.
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Published in ArXiv, 2020
One of the primary authors of the “Measurement of the semileptonic $\bar{B}^0 \rightarrow D^{*+} \ell^{-} \nu_{\ell}$ branching fraction with fully reconstructed B meson decays and 34.6 fb${^−1}$of Belle II data”: https://arxiv.org/abs/2008.10299 accompanied with internal Belle II documents (not available to the public).
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Published in ArXiv, 2021
These proceedings accompany the Belle II talk in the Diversity and Inclusion parallel session delivered during ICHEP 2020. This marks the first external presentation by the Belle II Collaboration, in which we present some of our data and self-reported statistics regarding diversity and inclusion. We also present Belle II’s current and planned activities to aid and improve diversity and inclusion. We find that there is still a lot to be done to improve the social working environment and population representation within our collaboration and within high energy physics.
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Published in ArXiv, 2021
The Belle II Collaboration comprises over 1000 international high energy physicists, who investigate the properties of b-quarks and other particles at the luminosity frontier. In order to achieve our aim of a successful physics program, it is essential that we emphasise contributions from a diverse community. Belle II has thus far focused on diversity in gender and sexuality, among other efforts within our collaboration. These efforts are led by our two Diversity Officers, elected to the newly created positions in 2018. Their role has been to promote an inclusive atmosphere, raising awareness of diversity and being a safe first point of call for issues of discrimination and harassment. These proceedings accompany the short talk delivered during ICHEP 2020, marking the first conference the Belle II Collaboration has presented in the diversity and inclusion stream. It details the efforts described above, as well as examining the evolving gender demographics of our community, since membership began in 2011.
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Published in ArXiv, 2022
These proceedings accompany the Belle II talk in the Science in Society parallel session delivered during Lepton Photon 2021. In this talk we present updated membership statistics using 10 years of data with a diversity and inclusion lens, and we present Belle II’s most recent activities to aid and improve diversity and inclusion. This report has the intention to bring light to the social working environment and population representation within our collaboration and, by extension, within high energy physics. Belle II is a particle physics collaboration that has over 1000 people from institutions in 26 countries who work together to achieve its physics goals. Belle II is committed to fostering an open, diverse, and inclusive environment; as part of this commitment it created a diversity office to raise awareness of diversity and inclusion issues, promote an inclusive atmosphere within the collaboration, provide a safe and confidential point to contact for collaborators to report any issues, particularly those related to discrimination and harassment, and ensure that persons from underrepresented groups are considered for positions of responsibility within the collaboration. Diversity and inclusion activities and initiatives at Belle II and analysis of the demographics of the collaboration will be presented.
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Published in McGill Archive, 2023
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Published in ArXiv, 2023
Title: Environmental sustainability in basic research: a perspective from HECAP+
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Published in ArXiv, 2024
Due to having moved on from the Belle II Collaboration by the time of publication, authorship was acknowledged internally but is in the process of being acknowledged in the PRD publication. This is one of the Belle II Collaboration studies that my work directly contributed to.
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Published in ArXiv, 2024
Title: A life cycle assessment of the ISIS-II neutron and muon source
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A public talk on anti-matter and how it appears in our daily lives.
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A talk given at the Canadian Association of Physicists Conference 2019.
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A presentation, on behalf of the Belle II Collaboration, on our Diversity and Inclusion efforts. You can find the link to the talk here: https://indico.cern.ch/event/868940/contributions/3801008/. You can also find the video recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d22ErHCVrOs&feature=youtu.be (in which I presented the first talk).
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A flash-talk given at the first edition of Sustianable HEP.
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A talk on behalf of the Belle II Collaboration on the latest diversity and inclusion activities from Belle II experiment.
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A talk on behalf of the Belle II Collaboration on the latest semileptonic results from the Belle II experiment.
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A flash talk describing the importance of environmental consideration for future colliders and pitching a quick summary of efforts ongoing and still needed.
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A introductory talk on the proposed efforts to evaluate the environmental impact of ISIS-II.
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A summary talk on the efforts on evaluating the environmental impact of ISIS-II. Various renditions and versions were presented at ESS, DESY, CERN and ILL.
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A summary talk on the efforts on evaluating the environmental impact of ISIS-II.
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A seminar on evaluating the environmental impact of ISIS-II.
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A seminar on evaluating the environmental impact of ISIS-II.
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A webinar introducing the ISIS-II proposal and sustainability objectives to the public.
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A summary talk on the efforts on evaluating the environmental impact of ISIS-II.
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A talk aimed at opening the discussion on efforts needed at the proposed ISIS-II facility in terms of power converters.
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A talk summarizing the issues experienced whilst performing LCAs for accelerator facilities, with an aim at opening the discussion on how to facilitate them.
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A summary talk on the efforts on evaluating the environmental impact of ISIS-II.
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An update on the efforts on evaluating the environmental impact of ISIS-II.
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Particle accelerators are vital for medical applications, scientific discovery and technological development, but they generally come with significant environmental impacts. As the climate crisis intensifies, can we design and operate accelerators with greater environmental responsibility? Can this be achieved without hindering scientific progress — and could accelerators even help address some environmental challenges?
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How do particle accelerators intersect with the climate crisis, and why we should we care? Is it possible to design and operate accelerators more sustainably without hindering scientific progress? This talk will explore these questions, focusing on how — as the climate crisis intensifies — researchers are evaluating, reducing and mitigating these impacts through innovative and exciting approaches.
Teaching Assistantship, McGill, Physics, 2018
PHYS350 Electromagnetism responsibilities:
Teaching Assistantship, McGill, Physics, 2019
PHYS232 Heat & Waves responsibilities:
Coordinatorship, McGill, Physics, 2020
Graduate Coordinator for the McGill Physics EDI committee. Responsibilities include: creating events (online due to COVID-19), maintaining the EDI website, and keeping social media up to date and active.
Co-supervisor, McGill, Physics, 2022
Co-supervisor for an undergraduate summer project.
Demonstrator, Oxford, Physics, 2023
A demonstrator for nuclear physics labs at Oxford for 3rd year physics students.
Guest Lecturer, Oxford, Physics, 2024
A guest lecturer for the Graduate Accelerator Physics Course at John Adams Institute for Accelerator Science at the University of Oxford.