Together with UCL, we designed and built the new tracker stations that would yield a new handle on the systematic errors of the muon magnetic moment.
We also bid for funds for a EDM measumrent.
" After UA1 I wanted to join CLEO, not least because there was a (briefly lived) hint that the Higgs particle could be detected there. I was recruited by Dick Wilson anbd Frank Pipkin at Harvard and spent 5 years there learning the techniques used in e+e- physics."
CLEO
Was an experiment at the Cornell Electron Storage Rings (CESR). It was especially tuned to the observation and study of the b.-mesons.
M;y physics outputs included: studies of Ds mesons and exotics. I developed a (new) method to look for monoples tracking them through the detector, searched for axions.
I was part of the team designing the software for the upgrade. Perhaps, most importantly, I investigated building a low mass, thin Si vertex detector (eventually installed in CLOE-III); my study, probably wrongly, concluded it was better to choose a straw /gas detector.
