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I currently have a director's fellowship at Los Alamos National Laboratory and am analysis co-coordinator for the MiniBooNE (E898) experiment at Fermilab. I am also a member of the SciBooNE (E954), MicroBooNE (E974), LBNE, and NuTeV (E815) collaborations.
I was formerly a postdoc with Columbia University and co-convenor of the MiniBooNE Cross Sections group. I obtained my Ph.D. from Northwestern Univerity (thesis advisor: Prof. Heidi Schellman). The subject of my doctoral thesis was a "Precision Measurement of the Electroweak Mixing Angle in Neutrino-Nucleon Deep Inelastic Scattering" at the NuTeV experiment.
To find out more about me, check out some articles.
- my MiniBooNE Neutrino Cross Sections page
- my NuTeV Electroweak Results page
- my webpage summarizing possible explanations for the NuTeV EW results
Send mail to:
gzeller(AT)fnal.gov