Benjamin Jäger

Benjamin Jäger is an Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Southern Denmark, specializing in Lattice QCD and Gauge Theory. He is affiliated with the Computational Science VIP group and DIAS (Danish Institute for Advanced Study), focusing on theoretical high energy physics and scientific computing.

• Education: PhD in Physics (2014) from Johannes Gutenberg University, with a thesis on Hadronic Matrix Elements in Lattice QCD.

His research explores Quantum Chromodynamics at finite temperatures, particularly in charmed baryons and super Yang-Mills spectra. Recent work involves anisotropic lattice simulations and correlator analysis.

His publications emphasize computational methods, baryon physics, and temperature-dependent phenomena. Key collaborations include the FASTSUM team, contributing to open-access datasets and peer-reviewed journal articles.

He teaches courses like Introduction to HPC and Quantum Computing and Statistics for Data Science, integrating computational techniques into educational frameworks.