Robert Carey
Faculty (Associate Professor)
Office: PRB, Room 375. 617-353-6031
Email:
Availability (office hours): Give me a call – 617 353 6031
Research Interests:
- Muon g-2 (Brookhaven National Laboratory) 0.5 ppm measurement of the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon
- MuLan (Paul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland) 1 ppm measurement of the muon lifetime
- Mucap(PSI) 5% measurement of the weak pseudoscalar coupling
- MuSun(PSI) Proposed (Feb. 2008) measurement of muon capture on deuterium
Education:
- BA – Harvard College 1978
- PhD – Harvard University 1989
Biography:
My name is Rob Carey and I am a high energy physicist. When I was younger, I worked on collider physics at the Fermilab Tevatron (CDF). For the last 17 years I’ve been working on high energy experiments at low energy (Muon g-2, MuLan). I may be shifting to low energy experiment at low energies.
High Energy Experimental Physics
Looking to fill out a game? Will play most with little provocation soccer, football, basketball, baseball, lacrosse, frisbee, 4-square, Capture the Flag, sardines
Research Descriptions:
MuLan
Muon (g-2) project
