Krishna Kumar
Gluckstern Professor
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Krishna Kumar is the Gluckstern Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His research focuses on advanced techniques in experimental nuclear and particle physics, including detector design and data analysis methodologies. Recent publications highlight his work on radon assays, supernova interactions, and dark matter detection using novel systems. He is based in the United States and actively contributes to the field through innovative experimental approaches.
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