CBM related Bachelor, Master, Diploma and PhD Thesis in 2022

• Thesis works in 2023 and 2021
• publications in 2022

PhD Thesis

• Zhang Qiunan, Tsinghua University
  Application of the high-rate MRPC and study on a sealed spliced high-rate MRPC
  PhD Thesis at "Tsinghua University", defended 25 October 2022
  Thesis (in Chinese, English summary available)
• Gábor Balassa, Wigner Research Centre for Physics
  Transzport modell fejlesztése relativisztikus nehézion reakciók vizsgálatára (Development of a transport model for the study of relativistic heavy ion collisions)
  PhD Thesis at "Technical University of Budapest", defended 20 May 2022
  Thesis (in Hungarian, comprehensive English summary available)

Master and Bachelor Thesis

• Martin Beyer, Giessen University
  Pattern recognition using machine learning for the mRICH detector in the mCBM experiment
  Master Thesis at "II. Physikalischen Institut, Justus-Liebig-Universität, Giessen", submitted October 2022
  Thesis
• Henrik Schiller, Münster University
  Application of Machine Learning to Particle Identification for Dielectron Analysis in CBM
  Master Thesis at "Institut für Kernphysik, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster", submitted August 2022
  Thesis
• Robin Haas, Giessen University
  Ring reconstruction in the MAPMT photodetector plane of the mCBM-RICH detector with the help of Convolutional Neural Networks
  Master Thesis at "II. Physikalischen Institut, Justus-Liebig-Universität, Giessen", submitted August 2022
  Thesis
• Oleksandr Kshyvanskyi, Kiev Institute for Nuclear Research
  Evaluation of the prototypes of the detector modules for the CBM Silicon Tracking System
  Master Thesis at "Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv", submitted May 2022
  Thesis (in Ukrainian, with short English abstract)
• Kilian Hunold, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt
  Optimierung der lokalen Rekonstruktion beim STS-Detektor des CBM-Experiments zur effizienten Prozessierung auf GPUs
  Master Thesis at "Fachbereich Informatik und Mathematik, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt", submitted February 2022
  Thesis (in German)
• Wioletta Borzym, Warsaw University of Technology
  Femtoscopic correlations of pairs of nonidentical particles in Monte Carlo simulations for the CBM experiment
  Master Thesis at "Warsaw University of Technology, Faculty of Physics"
  Thesis

to come soon (submitted and not yet defended)

• Andrei Oancea, PhD Thesis at 'Goethe-Universität Frankfurt'; submitted for review
  A Resilient Read-Out Chain for High Energy Physics Experiments

to come (in final stage of writing or being evaluated)