Garth Huber
Professor
Department of Physics
University of Regina
Canada
Biography
Garth Huber research is to study and better understand the structure of hadrons, the building-blocks of matter. Hadrons are composed of smaller, more fundamental particles, the quarks and gluons. But it is poorly understood how quark and gluon interactions give rise to the observed properties of hadrons, making the nature of the strong force where quark confinement dominates one of the top 10 unsolved problems in physics. He is working on a variety of experiments, which will take data with unprecedented accuracy and will measure some of the properties of these particles for the first time to better understand their underlying quark-gluon structure.
Research Interest
Garth Huber research interests: Experimental Studies of Hadron Structure with Electron and Photon Beams.
