Christopher Brust

Research Interests

I study new physics opportunities at the LHC and beyond, as well as the AdS/CFT correspondence as a tool for learning about both strong coupling and quantum gravity.

Positions Held

• 2010 - 2014 Department of Physics, University of Maryland College Park Faculty Research Assistant
• 2009 - 2014 Department of Physics and Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University Graduate Student

Awards

• Rowland Prize for Innovation and Excellence in Teaching

Recent Publications

• Christopher Brust, David E. Kaplan and Matthew T. Walters, "New Light Species and the CMB", JHEP 1312 (2013) 058, 1303.5379
• Christopher Brust, Andrey Katz and Raman Sundrum: "SUSY Stops at a Bump", JHEP 1208 (2012) 059, 1206.2353
• Christopher Brust, Andrey Katz, Scott Lawrence and Raman Sundrum: "SUSY, the Third Generation and the LHC", JHEP 1203 (2012) 103, 1110.6670
• Christopher Brust, "Resurgent Supersymmetry and String Theory", 1408.4833

Seminars

• Discovering New Physics with Non-Isolated Leptons, Boost 2014, University College London
• New Light Species and the CMB, Astroparticle Physics Workshop, Columbia University
• New Light Species and the CMB, Princeton University
• New Light Species and the CMB, Fermilab
• New Light Species and the CMB, University of Washington
• New Light Species and the CMB, California Institute of Technology
• New Light Species and the CMB, Argonne National Lab
• New Light Species and the CMB, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• New Light Species and the CMB, Cornell University
• New Light Species and the CMB, Stanford University
• New Light Species and the CMB, Rutgers University
• New Light Species and the CMB, University of Maryland
• New Light Species and the CMB, Brookhaven Forum 2013, Brookhaven National Lab
• Naturalness and the LHC, Pheno 2013, University of Pittsburgh
• New Light Species and the CMB, Joint between University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University
• Naturalness and the LHC, Johns Hopkins University
• PIRSA:13110051, New Light Species and the CMB - Joint Cosmology/Particle Physics Seminar, 2013-11-19, Particle Physics