Anuj
Raghav

PhD, Experimental High Energy Physics
University of Delhi

I am a PhD student in Experimental High Energy Physics at University of Delhi. Currently working on Higgs to WW analysis with CMS Run 2 NanoAOD datasets as part of the HSF-India Project.

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About

I am a PhD student at the University of Delhi working in Experimental High Energy Physics. I completed both my undergraduate and master’s studies in Physics at the same institution.

Currently, I am an HSF-India Fellow, supported by the National Science Foundation and Princeton University, where I am developing a complete and reproducible analysis pipeline for the Higgs to WW process in the electron–muon final state using CMS Open Data. The project is aimed at creating a structured pipeline that can serve as a practical resource for early-career researchers entering High Energy Physics.

Before joining HSF-India, I completed my master's thesis at the University of Delhi, analysing the Drell-Yan process at the CMS experiment — studying Z to electron-positron production as a precision QCD benchmark.

I am particularly interested in open science, machine learning in HEP, and the future of AI-driven analysis.

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Location
India
Education
University of Delhi
Status
PhD in Exp-HEP
Research Interests
Higgs Physics Drell-Yan Process CMS Open Data ML in HEP BSM Searches HEP Computing Open Science Statistical Inference