Joshua Isaacson

Assistant Professor

Michigan State University
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Joshua Isaacson is an Assistant Professor at Michigan State University in the United States. His research primarily focuses on high-energy physics, particularly in the development of event generators for neutrino event generation and studies related to CP violation at colliders. He has contributed significantly to various projects, including NuHepMC and resbos, aimed at enhancing precision in LHC measurements.

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Jeff Forshaw

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Matthew Lim

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Stephen Jones

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