Yurii Maravin

Education:

 o B.S. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, 1995
 o Ph.D. Southern Methodist University, 2002

Positions Held:
 o Assistant Professor, Kansas State University, 2005 - present
 o Postdoctoral Research Associate, Fermilab, 2002-2005

Research Activities and Service Work:

I first began HEP research in 1995 when I began my Ph.D. studies at
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. I worked on CLEO II and
CLEO II.5 experiments in Cornell U. I performed detailed analysis of
tau lepton decays (measurement of tau decay branching fractions and
discovery of two new tau decay modes) and developed the optimal
method of searching for CP violation in tau decay production. I also worked
on the building the RICH detector for CLEO III upgrade. In 2002 I joined
FNAL as a postdoc and I worked on the D0 Central Track Trigger
and photon identification. My physics interests were with diboson
production at Tevatron, and I am one of the primary authors of study of
Zg production at D0. I have accepted a faculty position at KSU, and
I have started to work at CMS.