Mitchell Soderberg

Education:

        2000  B.S.   Truman State University (Physics)
        2003  M.S.   University of Michigan
        2006  Ph.D.  University of Michigan
        
Research:
        2006 - present  Postdoctoral Researcher,  Yale University

Research/Service Activities:

        My Ph.D. thesis was a cross-section measurement of the 
simultaneous production of W-bosons and b-quarks at the CDF detector.  
At CDF I was also involved in top-quark cross-section measurements, 
and was active in maintaining TDC boards.  As a postdoc I have made 
the switch from proton collisions to neutrino physics.  I am currently 
a postdoctoral researcher on MiniBooNE, as well as the T962 test-beam 
project which aims to place a small liquid argon time projection 
chamber in front of the Minos near-detector in 2008.  On MiniBooNE I 
am involved in antineutrino data analysis, while on T962 I am active 
in the design, construction, and data analysis of the experiment.