Josh Berger

Josh Berger is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics at Colorado State University's College of Natural Sciences. His research focuses on extending the Standard Model of particle physics to address fundamental questions about dark matter, matter-antimatter asymmetry, and neutrino mass origins.

• Education: B.S. from McGill University (2006), Ph.D. from Cornell University (2012)

His work explores:

• Dark matter composition and cosmic distribution
• Leptogenesis mechanisms for matter-antimatter asymmetry
• Neutrino mass models and experimental signatures
• Innovative analysis strategies for future collider experiments

Current research emphasizes phenomenological model-building and collaborations with experimental physicists to identify novel detection techniques for beyond-Standard-Model phenomena.