Hans Mueller

Hans Mueller is a Research Professor at Dartmouth College's Department of Physics and Astronomy, specializing in space plasma physics. His work focuses on numerical modeling of heliospheres and astrospheres, plasma-neutral interactions, and exoplanetary atmosphere evaporation.

• Education: B.S. and M.S. from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Ph.D. from Dartmouth College
• Affiliation: Dartmouth College, Department of Physics and Astronomy
• Courses Taught: Quantum Physics of Matter (P40), Applied Math Methods for Physicists (P22)

His research integrates simulations of astrophysical environments with observational data from missions like IBEX, VOYAGER, and Hubble Space Telescope. Current projects include studying heavy neutral atoms in the solar system, stellar wind interactions with interstellar medium, and heliosphere analogues around other stars.