PhD and undergraduate theses done in the THEP group
- and what happened later?

Doctorate (and licentiate) degrees

• Johan Rathsman, Licentiate thesis June 1994, and Ph.D. thesis May 1996: `Quark and lepton interactions - studies of quantum chromodynamics and Majorana neutrinos'
  Opponent prof. Stanley Brodsky, SLAC.
  Postdoc at SLAC in California. Fellow at CERN. Research associate in the THEP group.

• Mats Thunman, Licentiate thesis May 1994, and Ph.D. thesis May 1996: `Studies of high energy leptons in astroparticle and charm quark physics'
  Opponent Doc. Narendra Yamdagni, Stockholm.
  This was the first thesis in astroparticle physics at Uppsala University.
  Computational engineer at Westinghouse Atom.

• Anders Edin, Ph.D. thesis May 1998: `Interplay between soft and hard processes in quantum chromodynamics',
  Opponent prof. Francis Halzen, University of Wisconsin.
  Invited guest at University of Wisconsin fall 1999. German scholarship at DESY, Hamburg. Postdoc in Durham, England. Works at Sidec Technologies.

• Jérôme Damet, Ph.D. thesis March 2001: `Physics and Detector Simulation Studies of B-Meson Decays in ATLAS'
  (Jointly with Uppsala ATLAS group)
  Opponent Prof. Karl Jakobs, Mainz.
  Postdoc at LHEP, University of Bern, Switzerland.
• Cristiano Brenner Mariotto, Licentiate thesis Nov 2001: `Perturbative and non-perturbative QCD dynamics in hadroproduction of charmonium'
  Ph.D. at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. Associate researcher there.
• Nicusor Tîmneanu, Ph.D. thesis December 2002: `The colour of gluon interactions - Studies of Quantum Chromodynamics in soft and hard processes'
  Opponent Prof. Jochen Bartels, Hamburg University.
  Researcher at Structural Biology, Uppsala.
• Rikard Enberg, Licentiate thesis May 2002, and Ph.D. thesis May 2003: `Quantum Chromodynamics and Colour Singlet Exchange in High Energy Interactions'
  Opponent Prof. James Stirling, Durham University.
  Postdoc at Ecole Polytechnique and at Saclay, France, and then at LBL, Berkeley.
• Johan Alwall,Ph.D. thesis September 2005: `Quark distributions and charged Higgs boson production - Studies of proton structure and new physics '
  Opponent Prof. Dieter Zeppenfeld, Karlsruhe University.
  Postdoc at Louvain-la-neuve, Belgium, and then at SLAC, Stanford.

Undergraduate research projects giving undergraduate theses (`exjobb')

1. Tommy Anderberg: `Detecting Higgs production through induced couplings to neutral bosons in e+e- collisions', 1990
   Runs a computer software company.

2. Rikard Söderberg: `Cold dark matter - what is wrong with that?', 1991

3. Johan Rathsman: `A Monte Carlo study of heavy Majorana neutrinos in electron-proton collisions', Uppsala preprint TSL/ISV-92-0058, 1992
   Became Ph.D. student in the THEP group, see above.

4. David Hermann: `A quantum chromodynamics analysis of the Ca structure function in deep inelastic scattering of muons', 1992
   Became Ph.D. student in Gothenburg.

5. Mikael Ungerholm: `Design of a detector to find intrinsic charm quarks in the proton', 1993
   Worked as teacher at Katedralskolan, Uppsala. Works with education at Ericsson.

6. Björn Lund: `A Monte Carlo study of Z0 -> H0 gamma for Higgs production at LEP', Uppsala preprint TSL/ISV-93-0084, 1993
   Became Ph.D. student in Geophysics in Uppsala.

7. Anders Edin: `The gluon density of the proton from 3-jet events in ep collisions at HERA', Uppsala preprint TSL/ISV-93-0087, 1993
   Became Ph.D. student in the THEP group, see above.

8. Joakim Edsjö: `Neutrino-induced muon fluxes from neutralino annihilations in the sun or in the earth', Uppsala preprint TSL/ISV-93-0091, 1993
   Became Ph.D. student at the Dept. of Theoretical Physics, postdoc at Berkeley, research assistant at Stockholm University.

9. Antonia Stjernfelt: `A study of parton density distributions in the proton', ISV-1/1997, 1997
   Ph.D. student in Solid State Physics at the Ångström Laboratory, Uppsala.

10. Rikard Enberg: `A Monte Carlo study of diffractive W production at the Tevatron', TSL/ISV-98-0191, 1998
    Ph.D. student in the THEP group.

11. Henrik Lindh: `Hadronic J/psi production in the soft colour interaction model', TSL/ISV-98-0192, 1998
    High school teacher.

12. Kristel Torokoff: `Charm and strange quark contributions to the proton structure', TSL/ISV-99-0204, 1999
    Ph.D. student at the Department of Theoretical Physics.

13. Andreas Kissavos: `Diffractive Higgs production through soft colour interactions at the Tevatron and the LHC', TSL/ISV-2001-0251
    Ph.D. student in Condensed Matter Theory, Dept of Physics.

14. David Eriksson: `Effects of soft colour interactions in B-meson decays', TSL/ISV-2003-0275 , 2003
    Ph.D. student in the THEP group.

15. Korinna Zapp: `A Soft Colour Interaction Model for Jet Quenching in the Quark-Gluon Plasma', TSL/ISV-2004-0276, 2004
    Master of Science student at Heidelberg, Germany.

16. Magdalena Larfors: `The Charm of Colour Octet Fields - A Study of Quark Production in Fragmentation Processes' TSL/ISV-2004-0278, 2004
    Ph.D. student at the Department of Theoretical physics.