Seb Jones is a Research Fellow and simulation/statistical modelling specialist with a PhD in High Energy Physics from UCL and a decade of experience applying advanced computation to experimental design. He leads neutrino mass simulation efforts in the QTNM collaboration, developing bespoke tools for electron transport in magnetic fields and low-density gases that directly inform experiment sensitivity and algorithm optimization. A convener and collaborator, he coordinates simulation and analysis across multidisciplinary teams and has embedded residencies at MIT and Yale to accelerate knowledge transfer. Seb has contributed to 18+ high-impact publications and multiple invited talks, blending rigorous theory with practical software engineering for research-grade code. Notably, he combines deep physics insight with engineering pragmatism—shipping reproducible simulation frameworks that turn complex detector physics into actionable experimental decisions.
10 years of coding experience
MPhys, Physics, 1st, MPhys, Physics, 1st at The University of Manchester
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