Timothy Koeth

Timothy Koeth is an Affiliate Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland, affiliated with the Energy Research Facility. His research focuses on high-energy physics and particle physics, particularly through the CMS experiment at the LHC. He investigates topics including Higgs boson properties, dark matter detection, top quark dynamics, and heavy ion collisions. His work spans beyond Standard Model physics, precision measurements of fundamental particles, and the exploration of new phenomena via collider data analysis.

Key research areas include:

• High-energy collisions at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
• Searches for new physics in dijet and dilepton final states
• Studies of Higgs boson production and decay mechanisms
• Jet quenching and medium effects in heavy ion collisions
• Lepton flavor violation and dark matter signatures

His contributions include precision measurements of the W boson mass, observation of pseudoscalar excesses in top quark pair production, and analyses of coherent meson production in ultraperipheral collisions. Koeth collaborates widely on CMS's experimental efforts, contributing to both hardware optimization and advanced data analysis techniques.