K. Hurtado Anampa

This researcher works on the computing and data infrastructure that supports large particle physics experiments, particularly CMS at the Large Hadron Collider. Their work focuses on building and scaling distributed computing systems (such as HTCondor pools and cloud/HPC resources) that let thousands of physicists process and analyze massive datasets efficiently. This is a computational and infrastructure-oriented role within experimental particle physics rather than direct data analysis of particle collisions.

Publication output (as part of large collaborations) peaked around 2017-2019, declined through 2021-2022, and has since fluctuated with a partial rebound in 2024.

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