Kai-Feng Chen is a professor in the Department of Physics at National Taiwan University who has actively contributed to Belle and E391a experiments at the KEK accelerator center in Japan which were mostly committed to the measurements of rare decays and CP violation. After 2006, they joined the CMS experiment at CERN laboratory, with research focuses falling in the realm of top quark studies, B-physics, and exotic particle searches.
Kai-Feng Chen is a professor in the Department of Physics at National Taiwan University who has actively contributed to Belle and E391a experiments at the KEK accelerator center in Japan which were mostly committed to the measurements of rare decays and CP violation. After 2006, they joined the CMS experiment at CERN laboratory, with research focuses falling in the realm of top quark studies, B-physics, and exotic particle searches.