Vidya Sagar VOBBILISETTI

As a particle physicist working with the Belle II experiment in Japan, I investigate the fundamental building blocks of our universe and their interactions. My research focuses on pushing the boundaries of our understanding of particle physics through precise experimental measurements.

After completing my undergraduate studies at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, I earned my PhD from Université Paris-Saclay. Then I worked as a researcher in Valencia and Pisa and currently, I’m continuing my research based in Marseille, France, where I enjoy a vibrant scientific community and the Mediterranean lifestyle.

Research Interests

My primary research centers on experimental particle physics, but I’m passionate about several related areas:

• Scientific Computing: Developing computational methods to analyze complex particle physics data,
• History and Philosophy of Science: Exploring how our understanding of the universe has evolved through different paradigms and scientific revolutions,
• Science Communication: Making complex physics concepts accessible to broader audience through clear, engaging explanations.

You can find my complete CV here.