Dermot Moran is a particle physicist and researcher with 16 years’ experience specializing in Higgs boson properties and detector instrumentation, currently based at CIEMAT in Madrid. He has extensive hands-on expertise in LHC experiment systems—having commissioned and calibrated VELO silicon detectors, maintained the CMS DTTF trigger, and served as an on-call expert at CERN during major upgrades. Dermot’s work spans precision measurements and searches for high-mass Higgs states, combining advanced statistical analysis of large collision datasets with software and operations responsibilities. His PhD in Elementary Particle Physics underpins a track record of peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations stemming from first-of-its-kind measurements. Colleagues value his blend of experimental rigour and operational reliability, evident from frontline roles during detector commissioning and trigger upgrades. Fluent in the practicalities of real-time data acquisition as well as long-term physics analysis, he bridges the gap between instrumentation and discovery-driven research.
16 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Elementary Particle Physics, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Elementary Particle Physics at University College Dublin
Bachelor's Degree, Physics, 1st Class Honours, Bachelor's Degree, Physics, 1st Class Honours at National University of Ireland, Galway
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