Todd Adams' Professional History

Research

Current

My current research studies proton-anti-proton collision using the D0 experiment at Fermi National Accelerator Lab. I am particularly interested in searches for new particles such as supersymmetry.

Post-doctoral Research

My previous research involved neutrino interactions. This work is part of Fermilab Experiment 815, NuTeV.

I am also working on Monte Carlo studies of vertex detection at a future Next Linear Collider.

Doctoral Thesis

My thesis work involved a search for exotic mesons in the 1-3 GeV region. This work was being done as part of the Brookhaven Experiment 852. More information can be found on these pages:

Previous

My past research experience includes:

Education and Work Experience

Current

I am currently an Assistant Professor at Florida State University. I carry out research on the D0 experiment and the CMS experiment.

Post-Doctoral Work

I was a Research Associate with Kansas State University. I worked on NuTeV and the NLC.

Doctorate


PhD in Physics
University of Notre Dame
April, 1997

Master's


M.S. in Physics
University of Notre Dame
November, 1993

Bachelor's


Bachelor of Science in Physics
Computer Science minor
Hope College
May, 1991

High School

Gahanna Lincoln High School
June, 1987