Asher Kaboth

Asher Kaboth is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Physics at Royal Holloway, University of London. He is part of the Centre for Particle Physics and Astronomy, focusing on particle astrophysics and detector development. His roles include mentoring in the Royal Society's Neutrinos through a PRISM project (2022–2026) and leading the STFC-funded High Pressure Gas TPCs for Neutrinos project (2022).

Education

• PhD in Physics from MIT (2006–2012), working on KATRIN and DMTPC experiments
• A.B. in Physics from University of Chicago (2006)
• Research Associate at Imperial College London (2012–2015)

Research Interests

• Neutrino oscillations via T2K experiment to explore matter-antimatter asymmetry
• LZ experiment: world's largest liquid xenon dark matter detector (2019 onwards)
• Detector calibration and high-pressure time projection chamber development

Grants & Projects

• Consolidated STFC grants for Centre for Particle Physics (2019–2025)
• Responsive PDRA applications grant (2023–2025)

Labs & Collaborations Active in international collaborations like T2K and LZ, with recent partnerships across 7 countries.