Jonathan Feng

Distinguished Professor

University of California, Irvine

United States

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Jonathan Feng is a Distinguished Professor at the University of California, Irvine. His research primarily focuses on neutrino physics, dark matter, and beyond the Standard Model (BSM) physics, as evidenced by his recent articles on collider neutrinos and light scalars. He is actively involved in forward experiments at the LHC and is known for his contributions to understanding inelastic-dipole dark matter and neutrino detection techniques.

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Michigan State University

UNITED STATES

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FPF@FCC

Flavor at FASER: discovering light scalars beyond minimal flavor violation

Simulating heavy neutral leptons with general couplings at collider and fixed target experiments

Discovering quirks through timing at FASER and future forward experiments at the LHC

The Forward Physics Facility at the High-Luminosity LHC

Shedding light on X17: community report

Extending the discovery potential for inelastic-dipole dark matter with FASER

First Direct Observation of Collider Neutrinos with FASER at the LHC

The WIMP paradigm: Theme and variations

Neutrino detection without neutrino detectors: Discovering collider neutrinos at FASER with electronic signals only

Hadrophilic dark sectors at the Forward Physics Facility

The tracking detector of the FASER experiment

Gamma factory searches for extremely weakly interacting particles

Discovering dark matter at the LHC through its nuclear scattering in far-forward emulsion and liquid argon detectors

Detecting dark matter with far-forward emulsion and liquid argon detectors at the LHC

Dynamical evidence for a fifth force explanation of the ATOMKI nuclear anomalies

Resolving the (g−2)μ and B anomalies with leptoquarks and a dark Higgs boson

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Kirtimaan Mohan

Antonio Boveia

Alessandro Papa

Indara Suarez

Brooks Thomas

Enrico Bertuzzo

Alexey Boyarsky

Christopher Hill

Bhupal Dev

Elina Fuchs

Rabah Abdul Khalek

Masahiro Komatsu

Dorival Goncalves

Jean-Francois Fortin

Juan Rojo

Mary Hall Reno

Adam Ritz

Seung J. Lee

Aleksander Kusina

Mauro Raggi

Adrian Carmona

Christopher Verhaaren

Michael Klasen

Francesco Giovanni Celiberto

Tevong You

Anna Nelles

Stewart Boogert

Rikard Enberg

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