Prajwal T. Mohan Murthy Ivy+ Postdoctoral Fellow
EducationD.Sc. Physics 2019 ETH Zurich, Switzerland Concentration: Experimental Nuclear Physics Thesis: "Search for Neutron Electric Dipole Moment and Physics Beyond Standard Model" Concentration: Nuclear Physics Honors B.S. 2012 Mississippi State University, USA Majors: Physics, Math; Minors: Chemistry, Computer Science
ExperienceMassachusetts Institute of Technology Graduate Research Assistant '15 - '20 Graduate Research Fellow '13 - '15 ETH Zürich Graduate Research Fellow '15 -'19 Paul Scherrer Institute Summer Intern '12 Jefferson Lab User '13 - JSA Research Fellow '12 - '13 Summer Intern '10 High Performance Computing Center CCS Research Fellow '13 Mississippi State University Undergraduate Research Assistant '09 - '12 Teaching Assistant '10 - '12 Fermi Lab IPM Summer Intern '11 GroupCurrent Students
In practice, we always need good and motivated students. So feel free to get in touch with me (or one of my higher ups: Links) regarding student positions. Former Students
Kris Madsen - Mississippi State Axion Search 2012-16: Mississippi State University, BS '16 Mikhail Gaerlan - Mississippi State Axion Search 2010-12, 13-16: Mississippi State University, BS '16 Brittney Johnson - Project8 2014-15: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, SB '17 Yipeng Jiang - Mississippi State Axion Search 2013-15: Mississippi State University, MS '15 Vina Nguyen - Coupled Global Pendulum
2012-13: Mississippi State University, BS '16
Jonathan Sandlin - Mississippi State Axion Search
2012-13: Mississippi State University, BS '16
Zachary Windham - Mississippi State Axion Search
2012-13: Mississippi State University, BS '16
Curriculum VitaeAvailable upon request, for a specific purpose. There are things on the CV which I personally don't feel the need to be shown off on a day to day basis. Personal achievements should remain personal. I deeply believe that honors and awards should play a lesser role in judging one's professional abilities.
Recent PublicationsPlease find all my papers on: |
Major Research Interest:
Experimental Fundamental Symmetries + Instrumentation
"The chart below roughly represents all the major projects, also each listed on the Research page. 'Precision fundamental physics' + 'supporting instrumentation' is as best a description that I can come up with to summarize my interests in a few words. The direction of interest seem to point towards those experiments that try to answer nuclear-particle physics questions using techniques from various energy regimes of nuclear physics, atomic physics, certain brands of particle physics, even low temperature physics and, crystallography. That means I like to investigate particle properties, measure fundamental constants, test fundamental symmetries and essentially search for new physics while also hunting for confirmation of known theories. I am scatter brained, but there is some order to the chaos."
Updated website upcoming at: tmprajwal.github.io
Last comprehensive updated on Nov 01, 2016