Sheridan Lloyd

Dr. Sheridan Lloyd is a Research Fellow in the Department of Physics at Durham University, specializing in high-energy astrophysics and particle astrophysics.

Her research focuses on gamma-ray astronomy, including the study of pulsar geometry, magnetar emissions, and dark matter signatures in globular clusters. She employs multi-wavelength observational data and theoretical modeling to investigate astroparticle phenomena and constrain beyond-Standard-Model physics.

Recent publications analyze millisecond pulsars' spectral characteristics, axion constraints from magnetar quiescent emissions, and dark matter evidence in 47 Tuc. These works demonstrate consistent expertise in high-energy cosmic processes, bridging observational astronomy and particle physics to advance understanding of neutron star physics and dark matter detection.