Tom Giblin has been a member of Kenyon’s faculty since 2009. An expert in theoretical and numerical high energy physics and cosmology, Giblin employs high-performance computing to study the physics of the early universe. Giblin prioritizes undergraduate involvement in his work and has received numerous public and private grants to fund his groups work on campus. Giblin also has a collaborative relationship with Professor of Studio Art Claudia Esslinger, and works to incorporate physics ideas as well as technology into new media art.

Giblin teaches courses across the physics curriculum and courses in scientific computing. Giblin is also an active member of the Astroparticle group at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

Areas of Expertise

Cosmology, particle physics, computational physics

Education

2008 — Doctor of Philosophy from Yale University

2004 — Master of Science from Brown University

— Bachelor of Arts from Holy Cross College, magna cum laude

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