Jonathan Paley

Jonathan Paley is a scientist at Fermilab, specializing in experimental particle physics within the Neutrino Division since July 2015. His research focuses on neutrino-nucleus scattering, neutrino beam production, and flux predictions, contributing to significant experiments such as NOvA and DUNE. Prior to this role, Jonathan served as an associate scientist at Fermilab and as an assistant physicist at Argonne National Laboratory, primarily working on long-baseline neutrino projects. In addition, Jonathan held various positions in the NOvA collaboration, including Numu CC Disappearance Analysis Co-convener and database coordinator. Jonathan's experience also includes roles in MINOS and Indiana University, where Jonathan was a postdoctoral fellow and instructor. Jonathan earned a Ph.D. in Physics from Boston University and a BA in Physics and Computer Science from Drew University.