Prof. Yael Shadmi
Henri Garih Academic Chair
Professor Shadmi got her PhD from Stanford University, followed by postdoctoral research at Fermilab, Weizmann and Princeton, before she joined the Technion Physics Department in 2001.
Her research is driven by some of the main the open questions of fundamental physics: What is the origin of the Higgs scale? What is dark matter? Why is the pattern of fermion masses so strange? Is there supersymmetry in Nature? Her main focus in recent years is the use of amplitude methods to formulate the possible effects of physics beyond the standard model.
Selected Lecture Series
Tools at the frontier of BSM: amplitudes, ICTP – SAIFR 2022:
Supersymmetric Field Theories, MITP Summer School 2018:
Selected Conferences Talks
Amplitudes 2024
Zoomplitudes 2020
All Things EFT 2020
Broad audience lectures
Things we don’t know about the Higgs—-a journey following Marie Curie,” Holon Technical Institute, November 2024 (in Hebrew)
The mysteries of the weak force and the Higgs particle,” lecture at the “Scien-tific challenges in the 21st century” series, the Ilan Ramon Center, BGU, March 2014. (in Hebrew)
“The mysteries of the weak force and the LHC,” lecture at the “Scientific Discoveries Series,” Technion, March 2012. (in Hebrew)