I'm Mohamed Elashri, a physicist, programmer, and lifelong learner sharing insights on particle physics, software and hardware.
Research
I work in High Energy Physics, specifically with the LHCb experiment at CERN. My research focuses on:
- Particle physics phenomenology
- Machine learning applications in HEP
- GPU programming for real-time data processing
- Trigger systems for particle detection
Programming
I enjoy working with various technologies:
- Physics: C++, CUDA, ROOT, Python
- Web: Modern web technologies for physics applications
- Systems: Linux system administration and automation
- DevOps: Self-hosted infrastructure and containerization
Personal
When I'm not analyzing particle collision data or optimizing GPU kernels, I enjoy tinkering with self-hosted services, writing automation scripts, and exploring new technologies that might be useful for physics research.
Contact
You can find me on GitHub or read my thoughts on this blog.