Sagar Vidya Addepalli

Particle Physicist

I am a Research Associate at SLAC / Stanford University, working on the ATLAS experiment at CERN's Large Hadron Collider.

My current focus is on searches for long-lived particles and on real-time machine learning for collider trigger systems — including GELATO, the first anomaly-detection trigger chain deployed in ATLAS. Previously I led measurements in the Higgs sector and contributed to the ATLAS silicon inner tracker construction.

I am also a member of the A3D3 Institute, working at the intersection of accelerated AI and fundamental physics.

Recent

Sep 2026 Talk on quantum-inpsired ML for real-time machine learning at fastML

Jul 2026 Preprint on hardware-aware tensor networks for real-time anomaly detection (arXiv:2603.26604)

Mar 2026 Preprint on classical hardware acceleration of quantum autoencoders for real-time anomaly detection (arXiv:2607.20302)

Sep 2025 Talk on GELATO, the ATLAS anomaly-detection trigger at ML4Jets

2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics awarded to the ATLAS Collaboration

Jul 2025 Heavy-neutral-lepton search with displaced vertices published in JHEP 07 (2025) 196

Mar 2025 Invited talk on displaced-signature searches at Rencontres de Moriond

Jul 2024 Started as a Research Associate at SLAC / Stanford University