Position: Research Associate Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology Contact: IPPP: Mail: Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology Department of Physics, Durham University Science Laboratories, South Rd, Durham, DH1 3LE, United Kingdom Office: Ogden Center 322 Email: richard.ruiz@durham.ac.uk Phone: +44-(0)191-33-43798	Richard E. Ruiz, PhD (NuPhys 2016)
Research I am a high energy physicist and collider theorist. My primary research focuses on understanding the origin of *tiny*, nonzero neutrino masses and tests of neutrino mass models (Seesaw models) at collider experiments, such as the Large Hadron Collider. This includes extended gauge sectors (LR-Symmetric, GUT models), scalar sectors (SU(2)_L doublets and triplets), and fermionic sectors (SU(2)_L singlets and triplets). I have a particular interest in collider signatures involving initial-state vector bosons (vector boson fusion/scattering) and the impact of (resummed) QCD corrections on collider processes. A list of my publications can be found via inSPIRE HEP. UFO files for Heavy N @ NLO in QCD are available from the FeynRules Heavy N page. For Effective LRSM @ NLO, see the FeynRules EffLRSM page. For generic W^'/Z^' @ NLO, see the FeynRules WZPrimeAtNLO page. Science Outreach Public outreach is important. It is a way for scientists to communicate with non-scientists, but also a way for students to learn about the latest and greatest in a field. I am a contributor to the physics blog Quantum Diaries (of Big Bang Theory fame). You can also find me on my outreach Twitter account @BraveLittleMuon. Usual Disclaimer: Thoughts are my own and not of my associated institutions. Upcoming Travel (2017 - ): Feb 08: Edinburgh, Scotland - Higgs Maxwell Meeting 2017 Mar 01: London, UK - King's College London Seminar Mar 19 - Apr 17: CERN - Theory Group Visitor Mar 27 - 21: CERN - Neutrinos: Quest for a New Physics Scale Mar 31 - Apr 02: Bern - Bern Seminar Apr 26 - 28: East Lansing, MI - Michigan State University Seminar May 01 - 02: Chicago, IL - Northwestern University Seminar May 02 - 04: Batavia, IL - Fermilab Seminar May 07 - 13: Pittsburgh, PA - Pheno 17 Jun 12 - 16: Zurich, Switzerland - Invisibles 2017 Jul 21: Beijing, China - IHEP/CFHEP Seminar Jul 22 - 24: Zhengzhou, China - 12th TeV Workshop Jul 27: Beijing, China - ITP Seminar Sep 05 - 15: Seoul, Korea - Korea University Visit + Seminar Sep 07: Seoul, Korea - SNU Seminar Sep 14: Seoul, Korea - KIAS Seminar Oct 05 - 07: Amherst, USA - UMass Seminar Oct 08 - 10: Buffalo, USA - SUNY Buffalo Seminar Oct 11 - 13: Upton, USA - BNL Forum 2017 Oct 29 - Nov 2: Geneva, Switzerland - HL-LHC Meeting Nov 02 - 04: Basel, Switzerland - University of Basel Seminar Nov 07: Mainz, Germany - Mainz Seminar Dec 06 - 07: Edinburgh, Scotland - U. Edinburgh Seminar Dec 12 - 13: Manchester, England - U. Manchester Seminar Late Dec 2017 - Early Jan 2017: Los Angeles, USA Jan 17: Oslo, Norway - Oslo Seminar Feb 2018: Batavia, USA - FNAL April 2018: Hamburg, German - DESY Theorist of the Month Past Travel

Position:

Research Associate
Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology

Contact:

IPPP:
Mail:
Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology
Department of Physics, Durham University
Science Laboratories, South Rd,
Durham, DH1 3LE, United Kingdom

Office: Ogden Center 322
Email: richard.ruiz@durham.ac.uk
Phone: +44-(0)191-33-43798

Richard E. Ruiz, PhD

(NuPhys 2016)

Research

I am a high energy physicist and collider theorist. My primary research focuses on understanding the origin of tiny, nonzero neutrino masses and tests of neutrino mass models (Seesaw models) at collider experiments, such as the Large Hadron Collider. This includes extended gauge sectors (LR-Symmetric, GUT models), scalar sectors (SU(2)_L doublets and triplets), and fermionic sectors (SU(2)_L singlets and triplets). I have a particular interest in collider signatures involving initial-state vector bosons (vector boson fusion/scattering) and the impact of (resummed) QCD corrections on collider processes.

A list of my publications can be found via inSPIRE HEP.

UFO files for Heavy N @ NLO in QCD are available from the FeynRules Heavy N page.
For Effective LRSM @ NLO, see the FeynRules EffLRSM page.
For generic W^'/Z^' @ NLO, see the FeynRules WZPrimeAtNLO page.

Science Outreach

Public outreach is important. It is a way for scientists to communicate with non-scientists, but also a way for students to learn about the latest and greatest in a field. I am a contributor to the physics blog Quantum Diaries (of Big Bang Theory fame). You can also find me on my outreach Twitter account @BraveLittleMuon.

Usual Disclaimer: Thoughts are my own and not of my associated institutions.

Upcoming Travel (2017 - ):

Feb 08: Edinburgh, Scotland - Higgs Maxwell Meeting 2017
Mar 01: London, UK - King's College London Seminar
Mar 19 - Apr 17: CERN - Theory Group Visitor
Mar 27 - 21: CERN - Neutrinos: Quest for a New Physics Scale
Mar 31 - Apr 02: Bern - Bern Seminar
Apr 26 - 28: East Lansing, MI - Michigan State University Seminar
May 01 - 02: Chicago, IL - Northwestern University Seminar
May 02 - 04: Batavia, IL - Fermilab Seminar
May 07 - 13: Pittsburgh, PA - Pheno 17
Jun 12 - 16: Zurich, Switzerland - Invisibles 2017
Jul 21: Beijing, China - IHEP/CFHEP Seminar
Jul 22 - 24: Zhengzhou, China - 12th TeV Workshop
Jul 27: Beijing, China - ITP Seminar
Sep 05 - 15: Seoul, Korea - Korea University Visit + Seminar
Sep 07: Seoul, Korea - SNU Seminar
Sep 14: Seoul, Korea - KIAS Seminar
Oct 05 - 07: Amherst, USA - UMass Seminar
Oct 08 - 10: Buffalo, USA - SUNY Buffalo Seminar
Oct 11 - 13: Upton, USA - BNL Forum 2017
Oct 29 - Nov 2: Geneva, Switzerland - HL-LHC Meeting
Nov 02 - 04: Basel, Switzerland - University of Basel Seminar
Nov 07: Mainz, Germany - Mainz Seminar
Dec 06 - 07: Edinburgh, Scotland - U. Edinburgh Seminar
Dec 12 - 13: Manchester, England - U. Manchester Seminar
Late Dec 2017 - Early Jan 2017: Los Angeles, USA
Jan 17: Oslo, Norway - Oslo Seminar
Feb 2018: Batavia, USA - FNAL
April 2018: Hamburg, German - DESY Theorist of the Month

Past Travel