Mehr U Nisa

I am an experimentalist working at the intersection of particle physics and high-energy astrophysics. I use observations of some of the highest energy photons (TeV gamma rays) and some of the most elusive fundamental particles (TeV neutrinos) to learn about a variety of astrophysical objects. I am particularly interested in what the data have to say about potential sources of cosmic-ray accelerators in the universe, and how we can use them to understand dark matter. 

### Education
* B.S. Physics 2012  (LUMS) 
* Ph.D. Physics and Astronomy 2018 (University of Rochester)
* Postdoctoral Researcher 2019--2023  (Michigan State University)