Michael Winn is a Paris-based researcher with a decade of experience probing the structure and dynamics of hadrons and quark-gluon plasma through experiment, phenomenology, and simulation. Embedded in ALICE and LHCb collaborations, he has led key quarkonium and heavy-flavour measurements, developed muon-arm software, and shaped heavy-ion physics strategy including LHC upgrade studies. His work spans detector integration, analysis software, and theoretical modeling—linking initial-state gluon saturation, pre-equilibrium dynamics, and hadronisation with novel observables for thermalisation. He also co-leads a flagship gluodynamics project and serves in early-career and diversity leadership roles, reflecting a commitment to community-building as well as science. An AvP-trained physicist with roots in gamma-ray astrophysics, he brings cross-domain experimental insight to collider heavy-ion phenomenology.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Physics, Physics at Université Grenoble Alpes
Doctor of Natural Sciences, Physics, summa cum laude, Doctor of Natural Sciences, Physics, summa cum laude at Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
Master of Science - MS, Physics, Master of Science - MS, Physics at Heidelberg University
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