CURRICULUM VITAE Lian-Tao Wang - Department of Physics ...

CURRICULUM VITAE
Lian-Tao Wang
Office Address:
Department of Physics
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ 08540
Phone: (734) 330-6057
E-mail: lianwang@Princeton.edu
Web: http://www.physics.princeton.edu/∼lianwang/
Home Address:
76 Western Way
Princeton, NJ 08540
phone: (734) 330-6057
Education
• University of Michigan
Ph.D. in physics, May 2002. Thesis Advisor: Gordon L. Kane.
• New York University
Sept. 1996- May 1997.
• Fudan University, Graduate School
Sept. 1995 - July. 1996
• Fudan University
B.S. in physics, May 1995.
Research and Teaching Experience
• Princeton University, Assistant Professor, 9/2006–present.
• Harvard University, Research Associate, 9/2004–8/2006.
• University of Wisconsin, Research Associate, 9/2002–8/2004.
Post-doctoral research in particle physics phenomenology
• University of Michigan, Research Assistant, 9/97–8/2002.
Graduate research in particle physics with Gordon L. Kane
• University of Michigan, Teaching Assistant, 9/98–5/01.
Teaching undergraduate labs. Grading advanced classes.
Physics help room assistant.
• New York University, Teaching Assistant, 9/97–6/98.
Recitation session for the introductory physics courses.
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Fellowships and Awards
• Physics Departmental Fellowship, University of Michigan, 1997-1998.
• People’s Fellowship, Fudan University,
1991-1995, for outstanding undergraduate in the sciences.
Meetings, Workshops, and Schools Attended
• SUSY 2006 “14th International Conference on Supersymmetry and the Unification of
Fundamental Interactions”, Irvine, CA., June 2006
Talk Presented: “Spin measurements in cascade decays at the LHC.”
• Aspen Summer Workshop, Aspen, CO., August 2005
Talk presented: “Decoding SUSY at the LHC”
• Argonne Theory Institute“Theory Institute on Higgs, SUSY and Extra Dimensions”,
Argonne, IL., May 2005
Talk presented: “Phenomenological Aspects of Finely Tuned Electroweak Symmetry
Breaking”
• Pheno 2005 “International Symposium on Phenomenology”, Madison, WI, May 2004.
Talk presented: “Phenomenological Aspects of Finely Tuned Electroweak Symmetry
Breaking”
• DIS 2005, Madison, WI., April, 2005
Talk presented: “New Gauge Bosons in Physics Beyond the Standard Model”
• Aspen Summer Worshop “String Theory and The Real World”, Aspen, CO., August,
2004
• Santa Fe 2004 Summer Workshop “Beyond the Higgs”, Santa Fe, NM., August,
2004
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology”
• String Phenomenology 2004 Ann Arbor, MI., 2004
Plenary talk presented: “Electroweak Symmetry Breaking and Flux Induced Supersymmetry
Breaking”
• Argonne Theory Institute “Theory Institute on Higgs, SUSY and Extra Dimensions”,
Argonne, IL., June 2004
Talk presented: “D-matter”
• Pheno 2004 “International Symposium on Phenomenology”, Madison, WI, May 2004.
Organizer.
• American linear Collider Workshop Ithaca, NY.,July, 2003
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology”
Talk presented: “Electroweak Symmetry Breaking in Supersymmetry and Light Superpartners”
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• Aspen summer Workshop “Theory And Phenomenology Of Physics At The TeV
Scale ” Aspen CO., June-July 2003.
• Baryogenesis Workshop Ann Arbor, MI, June 2003.
• SUSY ’03 “The 11th Annual International Conference on Supersymmetry and Unification
of the Fundamental Interactions,” Tucson, AZ,June. 2003
Talk presented: “D-Matter”
• PHENO 2003, “International Symposium on Phenomenology”, Madison, WI, May
2003. Organizer.
• SuGRA 20 Boston, MA., March 2003
Talk presented: “Electroweak Symmetry Breaking in MSSM and Light Superpartners”
• COSMO ’02 “International Workshop on Particle Physics and the Early Universe,”
Chicago, IL, Sept. 2002
Talk presented: “Supersymmetric Dark matter and the Cosmic Ray Positron Excess”
• PHENO 2002, International Symposium on Phenomenology, Madison, WI, May 2002.
• CP Violation Workshop Ann Arbor, MI, Nov. 5 2001.
• TASI ’01 “ STRINGS, BRANES and EXTRA DIMENSIONS,” Boulder, CO, June
2001.
Talk presented: “Intersecting D-brane Models - A top-down + bottom-up approach”
• PHENO 2001, “International Symposium on Phenomenology”, Madison, WI, May
2001.
Talk presented: “Analysis and implications of the recent measurement of muon (g-2)”
• STRINGS 2000, Ann Arbor, MI, July 2000.
• SUSY ’99, “7th International Conference on Supersymmetries in Physics”, Batavia, IL,
June 1999.
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Invited Seminars and Colloquia
• Harvard University, Cambridge, MA., Feb. 2007
Colloquium: “The LHC inverse Problem”
• University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA., Feb. 2007
Colloquium: “New Physics at the TeV scale”
• Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ., Dec. 2006
Talk presented: “Top quark and New physics”
• Fermilab , Batavia, IL., March 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• Northeastern University , Boston, MA., February 2006 Talk presented: “New
Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• MIT , Cambridge, MA., February 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• University of California at Irvine , Irvine, CA., February 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• University of California at Davis , Davis, CA., February 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• University of California at Los Angeles , Los Angeles, CA., February 2006
presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
Talk
• Yale University , New Haven, CT., February 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• University of Maryland , College Park, MD., January 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• University of Pennsylvania , Philadelphia, PA., January 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• Princton Univesity, Princeton, NJ., January 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• Brookhaven National Lab, Upton, NY., January 2006
Talk presented: “New Physics and the LHC Inverse Problem”
• Cornell University, Ithaca, NY., October 2005
Talk presented: “Decoding MSSM at the LHC”
• Institute of Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ., October 2005
Talk presented: “Decoding MSSM at the LHC”
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• Rutgers Univerisity, New Brunswick, NJ., October 2005
Talk presented: “Mesauring SUSY at the LHC”
• Stanford Univerisity, Stanford, CA., June 2005
Talk presented: “SUSY Phenomenology at the LHC”
• Univerisity of Arizona, Tucson AZ., April 2005
Talk presented: “Phenomenological Aspects of Finely Tuned Electroweak Symmetry
Breaking”
• Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD., April 2005.
Talk presented: “Phenomenological Aspects of Finely Tuned Electroweak Symmetry
Breaking”
• University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH., Oct. 2004.
Talk presented: “Electroweak Symmetry Breaking and Flux Induced Supersymmetry
Breaking”
• University of Minnesota, MN., May 2004
Talk presented: “D-matter”
• Indiana University, Bloomington, IN., Feb. 2004.
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology”
• Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Menlo Park, CA., Dec. 2003
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology”
• University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA., Dec. 2003
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology”
• Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN., Nov. 2003.
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology”
• Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI., Nov. 2003.
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology”
• Rutgers University, New Brunswick/Piscataway, NJ., Oct. 2003.
Talk presented: “Can upcoming experiments teach us about string theory”
• University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI., September 2003.
Talk presented: “D-Matter.”
• Fermi National Accelerator Lab., Batavia, IL, April. 2003.
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology.”
• Argonne National Lab., Argonne, IL, Feb. 2003.
Talk presented: “Little Higgs Phenomenology.”
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• California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA. Jan. 2003
Talk presented: “Phenomenology of Little Higgs Model”
• Argonne National Lab., Argonne, IL, Feb. 2002.
Talk presented: “Supersymmetric Pati-Salam Models and Intersecting D-branes.”
• University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI., Jan. 2002. Talk presented: “Phenomenology
of Supersymmetric Pati-Salam Models in Intersecting D-branes Scenario.”
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