H. Kagan

H. Kagan works in experimental particle physics, focusing on detector technology used to study fundamental particles and their interactions. Recent work includes building silicon-based detectors for imaging radioactive materials and studying diamond-based detectors that could help search for dark matter (the mysterious, unseen matter thought to make up much of the universe). This research is largely instrumentation-driven, aimed at improving the tools scientists use to detect particles.

Publication output has fluctuated considerably over the last decade, with notable peaks in 2017 and 2023 but generally lower and irregular activity in other years, suggesting an inconsistent rather than steadily growing or declining pace.

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