Lu, Xianguo 卢显国 | Elementary Particle Physics Group
Associate Professor (CVLink opens in a new window)
Research, people, publications and opportunities.
My research concerns neutrino oscillations and interactions, and the experimental methods needed to study them. I work on nuclear effects in neutrino measurements, atmospheric neutrinos and backgrounds to dark-matter searches, alongside the development of gas detectors and precision-beam concepts.
Teaching and selected lectures
- , Part One: Introduction to Quantum Field Theory, 2023-2026
- Accelerator and Atmospheric Neutrinos, , Hangzhou, August 2025
- The Maximum Likelihood Estimation Method, HERMES DVCS Week, Hamburg, September 2007 (0.5 MBLink opens in a new window )
Outside academia
I am a regular runner, having logged 620 kilometres in 2025. Been there, done that: East Lake, Wuhan (武汉东湖, 13k); Neckar River, Heidelberg (7k); Danube River, Bratislava (5k); Garonne River, Bordeaux (7k); Weiming Lake, Peking University (北大未名湖, 5k); Venice (5k); Central Park, New York (12k); and Lake Senba, Mito (水戸市千波湖, 10k).