Current Position: Senior Computational Research Support Analyst
Current Institution: Yale Center for Research Computing
Postdoctoral position dates:
PI: Karsten Heeger
Summary of research at Yale:
Education:
Ph. D., Experimental Nuclear Physics, University of Maryland, 2013
Bachelor’s of Science, Physics, University of Maryland, 2007
Selected Publications:
Information updated 08/04/2025
Research Areas: Neutrinos & Fundamental Symmetries
Research Type: Experimentalist
Science goal: Search for and measure the yet unknown neutrino mixing angle theta13.
WL involvement: Yale had overall responsibility in the U.S. for the design and construction of the antineutrino detectors and was involved in data analysis and measurements.
Science goal: Enable the study of parameters that determine the matter-antimatter imbalance in the Universe and the ordering of neutrino mass states.
WL involvement: Yale is responsible for the assembly of Charge Readout Planes at Wright Lab and studying the detector response.
Science goal: Precision measurements of antineutrinos, search for sterile neutrinos, & develop technology for monitoring nuclear reactors for safeguard and non-proliferation.
WL involvement: PROSPECT was designed and built at Wright Lab in collaboration with national labs and other universities.
