V. Tiwari
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Also affiliated: Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (2007–2008); Apollo Hospitals (2024); University of Allahabad (2006–2025); The University of Texas at Tyler (2022–2025); Himalayan University (2023); Institute of Engineering (2017); Raisoni Group of Institutions (2022); International Institute of Information Technology (2022); All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Nagpur (2023); G.L. Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management Greater Noida (2023); Indian Institute of Science Bangalore (2023); Carnegie Mellon University (2004–2009); Banaras Hindu University (2023)
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V. Tiwari's research has primarily focused on experimental particle physics, specifically through work conducted at the Fermilab Tevatron collider. Publications detail observations and measurements related to exotic meson states, such as the X(3872), and the properties of heavy quarkonium states like J/ψ and ψ(2S) mesons produced in proton-antiproton collisions. Further work includes the determination of critical detector calibration parameters, such as the jet energy scale, and the measurement of inclusive jet cross sections. Research has also involved searches for new particles, including charged Higgs bosons, and the precise measurement of CP violation parameters in B meson decays.
Tiwari's scholarship metrics indicate a significant body of work, with an h-index of 39, 147 total publications, and over 5,000 citations. This extensive publication record demonstrates a sustained contribution to the field of high-energy physics. The researcher's recent activity suggests ongoing engagement with scientific inquiry.
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- h-index: 39
- Publications: 147
- Citations: 5,198
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Toward Predictive Modeling of Microneedle Design: Establishing a Correlation Between CAD Models, 3D Printed Arrays, and PDMS Molds (2025)
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- Toward Predictive Modeling of Microneedle Design: Establishing a Correlation Between CAD Models, 3D Printed Arrays, and PDMS Molds