Chamberlain Postdoctoral Fellow, Physics Division, Berkeley National Lab
Email: danielkodroff@lbl.gov
Office: LBL 50-5005C
Inspire: https://inspirehep.net/authors/1974522?ui-citation-summary=true
Other group website: https://www.physics.lbl.gov/darkm/
Research
My papers: Google Scholar | INSPIRE.
I develop novel detectors for dark matter and neutrino searches, and I am a member of the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) and Quantum Invisible Particle Sensor (QuIPS) experiments. My work spans three connected threads: extracting the most physics from experiments already running, designing new experiments to probe physics beyond the Standard Model, and building the detectors that make those searches possible.
Brief professional history
2023 - present: Chamberlain Postdoctoral Fellow, Physics Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
2018 - 2023: PhD The Pennsylvania State University in State College, Pennsylvania
PIs: Carmen Carmona and Luiz de Viveiros
Dissertation: Background Modeling and First Searches for Low Energy Signals in The LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) Dark Matter Experiment
2017 - 2018: Research Assistant, University of Massahcusetts, Amerst
PI: Andrea Pocar
2013 - 2017: BS Physics Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania