Prof. Raúl Briceño (he/him)

Prof. Raúl Briceño (he/him) is an Assistant Professor at Old Dominion University and a Joint Theory staff member at Jefferson National Accelerator Facility. He is the "Hadron Spectroscopy and Resonance" Instructor for the INT Summer School on Problem Solving in Lattice QCD.  

"I'm originally from Venezuela, and in my free time I love climbing, biking, dancing, and sometimes painting. These days I also spend lots of time developing and hosting outreach programs to diversify the STEM. My research focuses on different aspects of few-body physics and scattering theory in/out of the lattice. What's there not to love about research? You get to spend your life being challenged and talking to remarkably interesting and smart people. I work in various outreach  programs to diversify the STEM which were canceled due to COVID, so we created REYES. This is a virtual program for inspiring the next generation of scientist, and in our first year we had over 7,000 participants for all over the world."  

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