Sean Tulin

I'm a postdoc at U Michigan. I received my Ph.D. from Caltech in 2009, and afterward I was a postdoc at TRIUMF.

Contact info:

Address:
Randall Laboratory
450 Church St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1040

Email:
tulin_AT_umich_DOT_edu

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Research interests:

Physics of the weak scale
With exploration of the weak scale underway at the LHC and in precision experiments at the intensity frontier, what are the implications for particle physics beyond the standard model and the cosmology of the early Universe?

Dark matter
Most of the matter in the Universe is completely unknown and lies beyond the scope of the standard model of particle physics. What are potential experimental signatures of dark matter, and how can these signals shed light on the dark sector?

Baryogenesis
What is the origin of the cosmic matter-antimatter asymmetry in the Universe? What do theories of baryogenesis predict for experimental signatures at the LHC and in precision tests of CP violation, such as electric dipole moment searches?

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My research papers: find a tulin

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Outreach & publicity:

Ann Arbor Science & Skeptics: Scientists fair

Wired: X particle explains dark matter and antimatter at the same time

Discovery: X factor: new particle could solve two mysteries

New scientist: The dark side of antimatter

Phys.org: Physicists propose mechanism that explains the origins of both dark matter and 'normal' matter