Regular biography
Fernando Abudinen Gallego is a Research Associate in the School of Physics and Astronomy at The University of Edinburgh. He is affiliated with the Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics and works within the Particle Physics Experiment research group. His research focuses on experiments involving the LHCb collaboration, where he has contributed to studies on rare decays and CP violation. His work includes publications in journals such as Physical Review Letters and the Journal of High Energy Physics.
Scholar-generated biography
Fernando Abudinen Gallego is a postdoctoral research assistant at the University of Edinburgh, specializing in particle physics, flavour physics, and high-energy physics simulation. His research focuses on exploring fundamental interactions and symmetries in particle systems, with an emphasis on lepton universality, charm mixing, and the search for new particles. He has contributed to significant studies, including the observation of a resonance consistent with a strange pentaquark candidate, the measurement of lepton universality parameters, and the search for axionlike particles. His work also includes the analysis of decays and the development of simulation techniques for experiments like Belle II and LHCb. His research aims to advance our understanding of the Standard Model and potential new physics beyond it.