Theoretical Elementary Particle Physics

The Standard Model of Particle Physics provides an excellent description of nature at distances larger than E-16 cm, or equivalently energies smaller than 100 GeV. However, there are reasons to believe that the Standard Model is incomplete and needs to be extended. For instance, the Standard Model does not provide any explanation to the observed fermion masses and mixing angles or to the large hierarchy between the electroweak scale and the Planck scale. It does not provide either any explanation for some observed cosmological parameters, such as the baryon asymmetry of the Universe, the relic density of dark matter or the amount of dark energy. Our research group considers extensions of the Standard Model that might account for these observations and we study their consequences for present and future experiments.

James-Franck-Str. 1/I
85748 Garching b. München

Professor

Photo	Degree	Firstname	Lastname	Room	Phone	E-Mail
	Prof. Dr.	Alejandro	Ibarra	PH: 3338	+49 89 289-12196	E-Mail

Office

Photo	Degree	Firstname	Lastname	Room	Phone	E-Mail
		Karin	Ramm	–	+49 89 289-12350	E-Mail

Scientists

Photo	Degree	Firstname	Lastname	Room	Phone	E-Mail
		Mateusz	Duch	–	–	E-Mail
	M.Sc.	Johannes	Herms	–	–	E-Mail
		Andre	Hessler	–	–	E-Mail
	M.Sc.	Patrick	Strobl	–	–	E-Mail

Students

Photo	Degree	Firstname	Lastname	Room	Phone	E-Mail
	B.Sc.	Anja	Brenner	–	–	E-Mail

Other Staff

Photo	Degree	Firstname	Lastname	Room	Phone	E-Mail
	Dr.	Cesar	Bonilla Diaz	PH: 3307	+49 89 289 14612	E-Mail
		Bastian	Diaz	–	–	E-Mail
		Francesc	Ferrer	–	–	E-Mail
		Gonzalo	Herrera	–	–	E-Mail
	B.Sc.	Sebastian	Ingenhütt	–	–	E-Mail
		Xabier	Marcano	–	–	E-Mail
		Xabier	Marcano	–	–	E-Mail
		Vincent	Niessner	–	–	E-Mail
	B.Sc.	Merlin	Reichard	–	–	E-Mail
		Oscar	Zapata	–	–	E-Mail