J. Olsen

J. Olsen works in experimental particle physics, focusing on high-energy particle collisions and the detectors used to study them, likely in the context of large collaborative experiments such as those at the CMS detector (a major particle physics experiment). Recent work includes testing and characterizing hardware components, such as timing readout chips, that are used to detect particles produced in collisions. This type of research is typically conducted within large international collaborations rather than as an individual investigator.

Publication output was notably higher in 2017 (17 papers) but has since declined and stabilized at a lower, steady rate of about 2-5 papers per year over the past several years.

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