Tetyana Pitik

2023
Fellow
Tetyana Pitik

About

Tetyana is completed her Ph.D. at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, where she worked with Prof. Irene Tamborra. For the first 2 years of her N3AS Fellowship, starting in fall, 2023 she is stationed at Penn State University, with Prof. David Radice.

Tetyana’s current research centers on modeling high-energy neutrino production stemming from various astrophysical transients, including gamma-ray bursts and interacting supernovae. 

She is broadly interested in investigating neutrinos across a wide range of energies to learn about the physical mechanisms operating in astrophysical sources that drive their origin.

Research Themes
Neutrino Physics
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