Trevor J Adams

Trevor J Adams is an Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Aerospace Science at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University's College of Aviation. His academic roles include teaching courses such as Intro to Environmental Science (PHYS 142) and Meteorology I (WEAX 201).

• Ed.D. in Educational Research (University of Calgary)
• M.S. in Geoscience (Mississippi State University)
• M.A. in Science Education: Physics (Western Governors University)
• B.Ed. in French Immersion Teaching (University of New Brunswick)
• B.A. in French (Saint Mary's University)
• B. in Journalism (University of King's College)

His research focuses on detector physics and cosmic ray analysis, particularly in the context of the CMS experiment at the LHC. Additional interests include science education, meteorology, and physics pedagogy. His work spans instrumentation, data processing workflows, and radiation physics.

The 15 most recent publications (from 2023 and 2010) cover detector calibration, muon reconstruction, trigger systems, and cosmic ray validation for high-energy physics experiments. Key subfields include calorimetry, tracking alignment, and noise reduction.