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Martin Breidenbach
Professor
E-mail: mib@slac.stanford.edu
Phone: (650) 926-2872
Group: Enriched Xenon Observatory I
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Education
B.S., 1965, Physics; Ph.D., 1970, Physics, MIT.Professional
Academic
History
Research Assistant, MIT, 1969-1970; Research Associate, MIT, 1970-1971;
Junior Visiting Scientist, CERN, 1971-1972; Postdoctoral Research Associate,
SLAC, Stanford, 1972-1977; Permanent Staff, SLAC, Stanford, 1977-1989;
Professor, SLAC, Stanford, 1989-present.Awards and Honors
Fellow, American Physical Society, 1985; Panofsky Prize, American Physical
Society, 2000. Research Areas
e+e- Colliding beam physics: R&D for a new detector
for NLC, with a particular interest in complete detector optimization and Si-W
electromagnetic calorimeters. Also interested in some particular areas of the
actual collider, such as polarized e- guns, e+ targets,
and instrumentation strategy.
Neutrinoless double beta decay: R&D for an experiment with Xe136
with the goal of measuring the effective mass of the neutrino.
SLAC Last update on
26 Jan 2007 by McDunn
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