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INFORMACIÓN SOBRE EL GRUPO. Actualizado junio 2007

NOMBRE DEL GRUPO: Grupo de Fenomenología de Interacciones Fundamentales
UBICACIÓN FÍSICA: Instituto de Física, Bloque 6-415-Universidad de Antioquia
NOMBRE DEL COORDINADOR : Enrico Nardi
- DEPENDENCIA: Instituto de Física
- TELÉFONO: 2105635
- DIRECCIÓN ELECTRÓNICA:
NOMBRE DE LOS INTEGRANTES DEL GRUPO Y SU RELACION CON LA UNIVERSIDAD (con dirección electrónica) :
- Enrico Nardi (Profesor de tiempo completo), e-mail:
- William Ponce (Profesor de tiempo completo), e-mail:
- Diego Restrepo (Profesor de tiempo completo), e-mail:
- Huanchuan Wu (Profesor de tiempo completo), e-mail:
- Daniel Jaramillo (Profesor de tiempo completo), e-mail:
- Jesús M. Mira (Profesor de tiempo completo), e-mail:
- Nelson Vanegas (Profesor de tiempo completo), e-mail:
NÚMERO DE PROYECTOS TERMINADOS: 19 (GrupLac)
TÍTULO DE LOS PROYECTOS EN EJECUCIÓN :
- Flavor Effects in Leptogenesis and Neutrino Physics, Enrico Nardi, Colciencias
- Reconstrucción de Matrices de Masa de Neutrinos en Aceleradores Futuros, Diego Restrepo, Colciencias
- Computing Yukawa Couplings in SU (5) X U(1), Codi
- FENOMENOLOGIA DE MODELOS SU(3) C X SU(3) L X U(1), Codi
- MONTE CARLO SHELL MODEL AND ITS APLICATIONS, Codi
- Sostenibilidad Grupo de Fenomenología 2005-2006
FUENTES DE FINANCIACIÓN MÁS FRECUENTES : CODI, COLCIENCIAS,Banco de la Republica
NÚMERO DE PUBLICACIONES NACIONALES: 4
NÚMERO DE PUBLICACIONES INTERNACIONALES: 69 (GrupLAC)
NÚMERO DE ESTUDIANTES GRADUADOS CON TRABAJOS DESARROLLADOS POR EL GRUPO:
1. pregrado: 20
2. maestría: 26
3. doctorado: 7
TÍTULO E INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL DE LOS PROYECTOS EN EJECUCIÓN APROBADOS POR EL CODI
- Computing Yukawa Couplings in SU (5) X U(1), Enrico Nardi, Mediana Cuantia
- FENOMENOLOGIA DE MODELOS SU(3) C X SU(3) L X U(1), William Ponce, MEDIANA CUANTIA
- MONTE CARLO SHELL MODEL AND ITS APLICATIONS, Huachuan Wu, MEDIANA CUANTIA
- Sostenibilidad Grupo de Fenomenología 2005-2006

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