Last updated: May 24, 2026


Maurizio Ungaro

Staff Scientist, Jefferson Lab Hall-B
Nuclear physicist and simulation software developer

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Bio

Maurizio Ungaro is a Staff Scientist in Hall-B at Jefferson Lab. His work connects nuclear physics analysis, detector systems, and simulation infrastructure. He develops and supports Geant4-based simulation workflows, GEMC, CLAS12 simulation releases, Open Science Grid production workflows, and technical documentation for users.

His detector work includes the CLAS12 Low Threshold Cherenkov Counter, with responsibilities in operation, maintenance, calibration, and detector performance. His research focuses on nucleon structure, meson electro-production, resonance-region analyses, and the transition between hadronic and partonic degrees of freedom.

Earlier and collaborative work includes experiments at SPring-8 in Japan and participation in the Heavy Photon Search collaboration at Jefferson Lab.


Documents

Document Use
Scientific CV Full academic, research, software, and detector record.
Resume Shorter document for collaborations, applications, and technical roles.
Biography Sheet Short, medium, and long bio text for programs, websites, and profiles.
Publications INSPIRE-derived publication list with first-author classification.


Focus Areas

Area Focus
Nuclear physics Nucleon structure, meson electro-production, and resonance-region analyses.
Detector systems CLAS12 LTCC operation, maintenance, calibration, and detector performance.
Simulation software GEMC, Geant4, CLAS12 simulation releases, digitization workflows, and geometry tools.
Distributed computing HTCondor and Open Science Grid workflows for CLAS12 simulation production.
User support Geant4 tutorials, examples, notes, and scientific software documentation.
Collaborations Heavy Photon Search and prior SPring-8 experimental work.


Selected Projects