Susan Gardner

Intermediate Energy Nuclear Physics (Th.)
Office: CP-387B Phone: (859) 257-4391


Research Interests

My research lies at the interface of nuclear and particle physics. In particular, I study the discrete symmetries C, P, T -- and the manifestations of their violation -- in the structure and interactions of hadrons. I am also interested in establishing the means by which terrestrial experiments can probe the nature of dark matter.

The interpretation of precision, low-energy measurements of hadronic processes to infer the existence of emergent, high-energy phenomena can require quantitative assessment of the Standard Model contributions. Thus I am also interested in improving our understanding of the non-perturbative dynamics of the strong interaction, particularly as it impacts the reliability of such predictions.

Education

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Last updated February 10, 2007

Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Kentucky