Regular biography
Dr Zuzana Slavkovska is a Fellow at The Australian National University, affiliated with the PHY department. She is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Nuclear Physics & Accelerator Applications department. Dr Slavkovska is associated with the Accelerator mass spectrometry group. Her research involves contributions to various publications, including studies on accelerator mass spectrometry and related experimental physics projects.
Scholar-generated biography
Zuzana Slavkovska is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Australian National University, specializing in astrophysics, nuclear physics, dark matter, and accelerator physics. Her research focuses on experimental techniques for detecting dark matter, neutrinos, and beyond-the-Standard-Model physics, including recoil imaging and directional detection methods. She also investigates accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) for astrophysical and nuclear technology applications, such as measuring cosmogenic isotopes like 10Be and 93Zr. Her work includes simulations and background characterization for experiments like SABRE South, as well as studies on nuclear reactions and ion interactions in storage rings. Her contributions span both theoretical and experimental approaches to understanding fundamental physics and cosmic phenomena.