Daniel V. Schroeder

Daniel V. Schroeder is a Professor in the Department of Physics at Weber State University, Ogden, Utah. He teaches a wide range of courses from Elementary Astronomy to Quantum Mechanics and has been recognized for his contributions to physics education through textbooks and editorial work at the American Journal of Physics.

His research focuses on theoretical and computational physics, particularly in quantum mechanics, thermal physics, and relativity. He has collaborated with undergraduate students on interactive web applications for physics outreach.

• Ph.D. in Physics from Stanford University
• B.A. in Physics from Carleton College

His recent publications emphasize physics education, computational methods, and book reviews, reflecting his dual role as educator and researcher. Notable contributions include An Introduction to Quantum Field Theory and An Introduction to Thermal Physics.

Professional service includes roles at the American Journal of Physics (Consulting Editor, 2017–present; Associate Editor, 2012–2016) and leadership in the AAPT Idaho-Utah Section. He maintains an active personal blog and develops educational software hosted at his website.