HiggsTools

I'm from Tartu, Estonia and started my physics studies in the University of Tartu in 2008.

During my undergraduate years, I visited KTH in Stockholm and Los Alamos in the US as a student. As I became interested in fundamental physics, I joined a research group in Tallinn, Estonia, where I worked on the phenomenology of supersymmetric dark matter and gradually became involved in studies of single top quark physics at the CMS detector. I visited CERN in 2011 as a summer student and have since then been at CERN often.

Presently, I am a PhD student in ETH Zürich, studying interactions between the top quark and the Higgs boson, which govern the stability of the vacuum.

Being part of the Higgstools network gives me an opportunity to research some of the most fundamental questions in physics and also develop myself as a scientist.