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Nigel Watson is an accomplished physicist with extensive experience in particle physics, currently serving as a Professor and Spokesperson of LHCb-UK at the University of Birmingham since June 2012. Watson has held various academic positions, including Reader in Particle Physics and Careers Tutor, and has contributed to the field of rare decays and simulation at LHCb. In addition to academic roles, Watson coordinates the Y4 MSci Project and heads Y4 MSci Programmes while also being a Senior Fellow at the Higher Education Academy and a STEM Ambassador with STEM.org, engaging with students across educational initiatives. Prior experience includes significant research roles at notable institutions such as the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and CERN, as well as being a Birmingham Fellow at the University of Birmingham, where Watson focused on collider research and advancements in calorimetry. Education includes a PhD and BSc in Physics from the University of Birmingham.
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