Jeff Hyde

Jeff Hyde is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics at Swarthmore College specializing in particle astrophysics, cosmology, and neutrino physics. His research examines neutrino interactions, cosmic phenomena, and beyond-standard model physics using observatories like IceCube.

Dr. Hyde's recent publications focus on neutrino self-interactions, dark matter detection, gravitational wave production, and astronomical observations. His work bridges theoretical particle physics with astrophysical observations, particularly in galactic nuclei and cosmic string phenomena.

His educational contributions include developing cosmology curriculum that explores Hubble constant data analysis for introductory courses.