Daniel Levin

Daniel Levin is a Research Scientist in the Department of Physics at the University of Michigan. His work spans experimental physics and advanced instrumentation.

• High Energy Physics
• Calorimeter R&D for future colliders
• ATLAS experiment at CERN
• Ion Beams
• Beam monitoring for FRIB and other laboratories
• Radiation Therapy (collaboration with University of Michigan Hospital Radiation Oncology)
• Instrumentation for high dose rate radiation beam dosimetry

Levin is affiliated with the Randall Lab and Homer A. Neal Lab at the University of Michigan, focusing on experimental elementary particle physics and radiation beam monitoring applications.