Suyog Shrestha

Teaching

As a teacher, I aim to communicate my enthusiasm for science and for the scientific method. Scientific method is crucial to solving problems, generating ideas, and making policies and decisions. I want students to use the skills acquired in my classroom and lab to secure employment, but more importantly, to apply those skills in the service of humanity.

Courses taught

- Fall 2022: PHY211 (Modern Physics) and PHY323 (Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics)
- Spring 2023: PHY252 (Scientific Modeling and Data Analysis) and PHY324 (Electricity and Magnetism)
- Fall 2023: PHY321 (Classical Mechanics) and PHY101 (College Physics)

Students mentored

I have immensely enjoyed working with students. In a big collaboration such as ATLAS, there are several self-contained and well-defined projects to which students can make significant contributions. Below is a list of students I have supervised and their subsequent or current positions.

Washington College Students Talks

Trigger studies for Di-Higgs Search at the Large Hadron Collider, Sneha V. Dixit’23, USATLAS National Symposium, August 2023
Higgs Boson as a Tool for Search for New Laws of physics at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, Eniya Jaber’23 and Tapas Kumar’24, AstroPhilly22 Conference, Villanova Uni, 2022
Background modeling in the search for Di-Higgs with the ATLAS detector, Peyton Stewart’21, John S. Toll Presentations, March 2021
Background modeling in the search for Di-Higgs with the ATLAS detector, Peyton Stewart’21, ATLAS Di-Higgs Meeting, Nov. 2020

Washington College Students Posters

Developing particle physics lab for undergraduate curriculum, Tapas Kumar ’24, Fall Family Weekend Poster Session, Oct 2023
Classification of signal and background in search for Di-Higgs Boson at Large Hadron Collider, Rano Marufova ’23, Fall Family Weekend Poster Session, Oct 2023
Higgs Boson as a Tool for Search for New Laws of physics at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, Eniya Jaber ’23 and Tapas Kumar ’24, Fall Family Weekend Poster Session, Oct 2022
Modeling top-quark in the search for Di-Higgs Search at the Large Hadron Collider, Sneha V. Dixit ’23, Fall Family Weekend Poster Session, Oct 2021

Washington College Students