Student Employee- Dept of Physics & Astronomy- Physics Undergraduate Research
Listed on 2026-07-01
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Research/Development
Research Scientist, Research Assistant/Associate, Physics, Research Analyst -
Science
Research Scientist, Research Assistant/Associate, Physics
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Student Employee
- Dept of Physics & Astronomy
- Physics Undergraduate Research
This position is intended for physics students at Sam Houston State University interested in participating in theoretical high‑energy physics research under Professors Shepherd and Walker. Research focuses on collider phenomenology, involving computer simulations of particle collisions relevant to the Large Hadron Collider. Students will work with simulated data to study potential signals of new physics, analyze backgrounds, and interpret results using statistical and graphical methods while gaining foundational experience with modern particle physics research techniques.
Requirements- Physics majors, at least one year (two semesters) away from graduation.
- Commit to staying with the project until graduation.
- Strong interest in high‑energy physics and data analysis.
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