Jared A. Goldberg, Ph.D. hails from star-studded Southern California. He is currently a research fellow working with the TARDIS group on all things stars and supernovae.
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| Project(s): | Hydrogen-rich explosions in TARDIS |
| Primary Role: | TARDIS Research Fellow / Research Associate |
| Institution | Years | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| University of California, Santa Barbara | 2016 -2022 | Ph.D. in Physics |
| University of California, Santa Barbara | 2016 -2019 | M.A. in Physics |
| Claremont McKenna College | 2012 -2016 | B.A. in Physics and Philosophy (Double Major) |
| Institute | Years | Role | Michigan State University | 2025 -nan | TARDIS Research Fellow / Research Associate | City University of New York Graduate Center | 2023 -nan | Adjunct Assistant Professor (recurring), M.S. Program in Astrophysics | Center for Computational Astrophysics, Flatiron Institute | 2022 -2025 | Flatiron Research Fellow | Santa Barbara City College | 2019 -2025 | Adjunct Faculty Instructor (recurring), Dept. of Earth and Planetary Sciences | University of California, Santa Barbara | 2016 -2022 | Graduate Research Fellow, Department of Physics |
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| Project | Years | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Hydrogen-rich explosions in TARDIS | 2025 -nan | What can the fingerprints of the explosions of celestial objects tell us about the objects themselves? |
| A Buddy for Betelgeuse | 2024 -nan | In investigating the Long Secondary Period Phenomena, we found that the star Betelgeuse has a tiny companion orbiting it! |
| Stars explode in Galaxies / Some stars fade quietly | 2023 -nan | Collaboration with Galaxy/ISM theorists to understand the importance of varied supernova feedback in galactic environments as revealed by star-by-star-resolution simulations. |
| Massive Star Envelopes in 3D: Convection, Pulsations, Explosions oh my! | 2020 -nan | The envelopes of Massive Stars show large-scale turbulence which couples with pulsations to create a rich circumstellar environment. We model these phenomena using 3D radiation-hydronamics simulations with Athena++. |
| Stars and Supernovae with MESA+STELLA | 2017 -nan | Modeling spherical stars and their explosions with Modules for Experiments in Stellar Astrophysics (MESA) |
| And more!!! | nan -nan | These are just a subset of bigger projects. And I have additional projects with students and collaborators in the pipeline, so stay tuned! I love all things stars, time-domain astrophysical phenomena, and more! |
| Title | Year | Given For |
|---|---|---|
| Flatiron Research Fellowship | 2022 | Prize Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Flatiron Institute's Center for Computational Astrophysics |
| GS^3 Prize for Talks | 2021 | Ttop 3 seminar speakers determined by audience evaluations |
| Chair's Appreciation Award for Service to the Department | 2021 | UCSB Physics Departmental service award |
| Physics Circus Award for Outstanding Outreach | 2017 | UCSB Physics Department award for outreach (annual) |
| Dieter Schwartz Foundation Award | 2019 | Sponsorship to attend prestigious 69th Lindau Nobel Laureates Meeting |
| National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (GRFP) | 2018 | Graduate Fellowship supported by the NSF |
| University of California Regents Fellowship | 2016 | At UCSB, 1 awardee per year |
| Class of 2016 Valedictorian | 2016 | 1st in graduating class, Claremont McKenna College |
| Best Senior Thesis in the Physical Sciences | 2016 | At Claremont McKenna College, 1 awardee per year |
| Best Overall Achievement in the Sciences | 2016 | At Claremont McKenna College, 1 awardee per year |
| University of California Regents Fellowship | 2016 | At UCSB, 1 awardee per year |
| Rose Hills Science and Engineering Foundation Scholarship | 2013 | Merit scholarship in the sciences, Claremont McKenna College |
| LIGO Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) | 2015 | Summer research fellowship at California Institute of Technology (Caltech) |