Katelin Schutz

Assistant Professor

McGill University

Canada

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Dr. Katelin Schutz is an Assistant Professor at McGill University, Canada. Her research focuses on dark matter, including axion dark matter, millicharged particles, and photon interactions in various astrophysical contexts. Recent publications highlight her work on detection experiments, theoretical approaches to dark matter interactions, and analyses of cosmic phenomena related to advanced particle physics.

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Searching for Axion Dark Matter Gegenschein of the Vela Supernova Remnant with FAST

Dark Matter Direct Detection Experiments Are Sensitive to the Millicharged Background

New bounds on light millicharged particles from the tip of the red-giant branch

Looking in the axion mirror: An all-sky analysis of stimulated decay

Resonant pseudo-Dirac dark matter as a sub-GeV thermal target

Photon conversion to axions and dark photons in magnetized plasmas: a finite-temperature field theory approach

Photon self-energy at all temperatures and densities in all of phase space

Endothermic self-interacting dark matter in Milky Way-like dark matter haloes

Inelastic freeze-in

Photon-dark photon conversion with multiple level crossings

Effective bias expansion for 21-cm cosmology in redshift space

Axion dark matter-induced echo of supernova remnants

Helioscope for gravitationally bound millicharged particles

Galactic Potential and Dark Matter Density from Angular Stellar Accelerations

Cosmology of Sub-MeV Dark Matter Freeze-In

Galactic Potential and Dark Matter Density from Angular Stellar Accelerations

The Subhalo Mass Function and Ultralight Bosonic Dark Matter

A predictive mirror twin Higgs with small Z2 breaking

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Kiyoshi Masui

Aaron Smith

Mark Vogelsberger

Tongyan Lin

Paul Torrey

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