Leïla Haegel

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I am a researcher at the Institute of Physics of the 2 Infinities of Lyon, France.

My field of research is particle physics, and how the properties of fundamental constituents of matter give us indications about the laws of Nature and the content of the Universe. I focus on studying neutrinos, the most elusive and mysterious of all the fundamental particles.

More details about my research are available on my publications. A brief resume is available here.

I make science permeate beyond the lab with projects at the intersection of art and science.

For collaborations, internships, theses or postdoctoral positions, please contact me via e-mail.

news

Feb 12, 2025 CNRS Le Journal wrote an extensive article about neutrino physics, where I discuss the Ricochet experiment we are currently building with the IP2I team and collaborators (in French).
Nov 08, 2024 I will be at CERN on November 19th for Dance with Evolution, a public event around physics, life sciences and contemporary dance with the paleotanthropologist Pascal Picq and the dance company Hallet Eghayan.
Sep 18, 2024 The artistic installation Obsermotio, created by Anaïs Lelièvre in collaboration with scientists of the several research institutes of Lyon, is displayed on the Patio of the University Lyon-1 until December 18.