brief history:
2007 -- onward:Associate Professor
Ohio State University
Department of Physics and Department of Astronomy
2004 -- 2007:
Assistant Professor
Ohio State University
Department of Physics and Department of Astronomy
2000 -- 2004:
David N. Schramm Fellow
Fermilab
Theoretical Astrophysics Group
1997 -- 2000:
Sherman Fairchild Postdoctoral Scholar
Caltech
Neutrino Physics Group and Kellogg Radiation Laboratory
1997: Ph.D. Physics,
University of Wisconsin
Title: Semiclassical Analysis of Solar Neutrino Data
Advisor: Baha Balantekin
research interests:
My main research interests lie at the intersection of the fields of astrophysics, particle physics, and nuclear physics, concerning mostly neutrinos and the weak interactions. In the past several years, there has been strong growth at this intersection, in part due to new results from the ongoing experiments. With several new and powerful detectors being constructed, much more progress is expected. Much of my work has been focused on providing theoretical input to what can be measured in neutrino experiments and the implications of the results, for both physics and astrophysics. For further information, please see: