Uladzislava (Vlada) Yevarouskaya
Postdoctoral Associate
Physics and Astronomy
Office: Physics D

Biography:
My research interests focus on neutrino physics at long-baseline neutrino experiments.
My Ph.D. research was fully devoted to the preparation for the upgrade of the ND280
near detector of the T2K experiment. I participated in studies focused on testing
the performance of the HA-TPC and developing the analysis, simulation, and reconstruction
framework for future HA-TPCs. Additionally, my research interests include Oscillation
Analysis, which is dedicated to measuring neutrino oscillation parameters in long-baseline
experiments. My Ph.D. research involved the development and validation of a new T2K
near detector fitting framework named GUNDAM. GUNDAM is a likelihood fitter that utilizes
a gradient descent method to constrain flux and cross-section parameters by fitting
near detector data at the T2K experiment, but can be easily adapted to other neutrino
experiments. I joined the group in March 2024.