Yue Zhao

Yue Zhao is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics & Astronomy at the University of Utah. His research focuses on high energy phenomenology and exploring new physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) through precision measurements, collider phenomenology, neutrino experiments, and gravitational wave astronomy.

• Ph.D. in High Energy Physics, Rutgers University (2012)

Dr. Zhao's research spans four main areas: (1) developing novel experimental ideas for new physics using precision measurement techniques; (2) TeV-scale collider phenomenology at the LHC; (3) extending existing neutrino experiments like DUNE to probe new physics; and (4) future investigations into new physics via gravitational wave astronomy. His work bridges theoretical innovation with experimental applications across multiple subfields.