Particle Theory at Johns Hopkins
Particle Theory at Johns Hopkins
The particle theory group at Johns Hopkins carries out research on a wide variety of subjects not only in particle theory, but also in particle astrophysics, cosmology, and gravity. This includes work in string theory and mathematical physics, formal field theory, perturbative QCD, new physics beyond the standard model, particle astrophysics, and early-Universe and physical cosmology. Our work is relevant for new-physics searches at the LHC, for dark-matter searches, dark-energy studies, and a host of other collider-based and non-accelerator searches for new physics. We have considerable intellectual overlap and interactions with our colleagues at Johns Hopkins in experimental high-energy physics and in the Center for Astrophysical Sciences.
Faculty:
Jared Kaplan (arriving Fall 2013)
Gabor Domokos (Emeritus)
Susan Kovesi-Domokos (Emeritus)
Nima Arkani-Hamed (Visiting Professor)
Postdocs/Research Associates:
Daniel Stolarski
Fabrizio Caola
Reinard Primulando
Contact Information:
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Bloomberg Hall
3400 N Charles St
Baltimore, MD 21218
Admin Asst:
Mark Hall
(410)516-7184
mhall AT pha.jhu.edu