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Nicolas Garron

Prof Nicolas Garron

Research Fellow
School of Computer Science and Informatics

Contact

Nicolas.Garron@liverpool.ac.uk

+44 (0)151 794 4047 Ext. 44047

About

I am Honorary Research Fellow at University of Liverpool, working with the Particle Physics Theory group, in particular on Lattice QCD, flavour Physics and Phenomenology.
Between 2016 and 2019, I was research fellow funded by the Leverhulme Trust, working with Kurt Langfeld on the sign problem, I have started this fellowship in Plymouth University and moved it to Liverpool. Before that, I was working at DAMTP (Cambridge) as a research fellow (and was also teaching for the part III maths). Between 2012 and 2014, I was an assistant professor (lecturer) at Trinity College (Dublin), teaching mainly maths (calculus, statistics) and numerical simulations. I also held several postdoc positions in various places in Europe: University of Edinburgh, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, DESY Zeuthen (close to Berlin). Finally, prior to that, I did my PhD, Master and undergraduate studies in Marseille.

Prizes or Honours

  • Ken Wilson Lattice Award, for "K->pipi_{I=2} decay amplitude" with UKQCD (KWLA panel, 2012)