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David Stewart is a Researcher at Wayne State University. His work focuses on experimental nuclear physics, particularly in studying quark-gluon plasma (QGP) formation and properties using jet measurements in heavy ion collisions. He conducted research at the STAR experiment at RHIC, analyzing jet-quenching phenomena in small system collisions (e.g., p+Au).
- Education: Ph.D. in 2022 from Yale University, advised by Helen Caines
His research investigates correlations between jet momentum spectra and event activity in small systems, challenging traditional QGP models and highlighting insights into early collision dynamics. He contributed to the first semi-inclusive jet measurements in small system collisions at RHIC kinematics.
Scientific awards are not explicitly mentioned in the provided text. His work is affiliated with the STAR Collaboration, a major particle physics experimental team.
No advising or grant details are provided here. His research emphasizes probing initial collision stages rather than QGP via novel jet-event activity correlations.
