Alex Friedland

I am a scientist in the Nuclear and Particle Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology group (T-2) at the Theoretical division of the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Recent research: Axion Cooling patch for MESA stellar evolution code; Multiangle Suppression of Collective Neutrino Oscillations; Self-refraction of supernova neutrinos: three-flavor effects
Research Interests: Particle astrophysics and cosmology; Neutrinos in terrestrial experiments, astrophysics and cosmology; Supernova physics; Dark matter; Particle physics beyond the Standard Model
LANL links: SF12 workshop (Schedule of talks here); INFO 11 workshop (Schedule of talks here); LANL Particle Physics seminar schedule; SF10 workshop (Schedule of talks here); INFO 09 workshop (Schedule of talks here); SF08 workshop (Schedule of talks here); DR project on cosmic explosions (Schedule of talks here); INFO 07 workshop (Talks posted here); SF 06 workshop (Talks posted here); INFO 05 workshop (Talks posted here)
About me: I came to LANL in 2002 as a Richard P. Feynman Fellow, from the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. I did my Ph.D. work with Hitoshi Murayama at UC Berkeley (see also his IPMU site).; List of my publications in the INSPIRE database.

Contact information

           Alexander Friedland
           Theoretical Division, T-2, MS B285
           Los Alamos National Laboratory
           PO Box 1663
           Los Alamos, New Mexico 87545-0285
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My LANL page is here.

Alexander Friedland

Last modified: Fri Jul 27 2012