Maurizio Ungaro
Staff Scientist

Jefferson Laboratory
Experimental Hall-B






 About Me

I’m Mauri, a physicist working in Hall-B at Jefferson Lab.

My research is focused on the internal structure and dynamics of the nucleon,
in particular the physics beyond the constituent quark model and the link between
form factors and dressed quark mass (see for example the N → Δ(1232) transition
and the meson electro-production at high Q2 analyses).

I work on the Refurbishment, Operation / Maintenance / Calibration of the
Low Threshold Cherenkov Counter detector in Hall-B.

I am developing the GEMC simulation framework and the CLAS12 simulations,
including web submissions to the Open Science Grid (OSG), see for example our
CLAS12 Project accounting,

Most recently I joined the Geant4 collaboration with the purpose of supporting it at JLab.

In my free time I am learning to play hockey, while watching and assisting
my kid learning it much faster than me.

Interests Education
  • Quark Structure
  • MonteCarlo Simulations
  • Data Analysis
  • Geant4
  • Cherenkov Counters
  • Software Development





 Staff Scientist
Jefferson Laboratory, VA, USA, 2011-present

Post-Doc and Research Associate
University of Connecticut, USA, 2004-2011

PhD in Nuclear Physics
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, USA, 2003

Laurea in Fisica
Università degli studi di Genova, Italy, 1999



Recent and Upcoming talks



Run Dependent Simulations pdf key na CLAS Collaboration Meeting, Newport News, Virginia March 2025
CLAS12 on Open Science Grid Status pdf key na CLAS12 Collaboration Meeting, Newport News, Virginia March 2025
Geant4 Analysis Tools pdf key na Geant4 tutorial course, Newport News, Virginia March 2024
Geant4 Hadronic Physics 1 pdf key na Geant4 tutorial course, Newport News, Virginia March 2024
Geant4 Visualization pdf key na Geant4 tutorial course, Newport News, Virginia March 2024
Geant4 Hadronic Physics Updates pdf key na Geant4 Space Users Workshop, Pasadena, California Dec 2023
GEMC: a database driven Monte-Carlo simulation program pdf key na CHEP 2023, Norfolk, Virginia May 2023





Skills


code
Programming
Software
Languages

C++, [z][ba][c]sh, Python, LaTex, Git, Github, Continuous Integration, Docker, Environment-modules, HTCondor, meson, cmake, scons, fortran, PHP, Javascript, Highchart, html, CSS, Markdown

Geant4, ROOT, XCode, PyCharm, CLion, FreeCad, Gimp, Excel, Powerpoint, Keynote, Numbers

English, Italian



Latest News



   The proton fiducial cut in the pi0 analysis is finalized Aug 2023
   The electron kinematic corrections are finalized Nov 2023
   GEMC CHEP proceedings are published May 2024





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