Kai Schmidt-Hoberg is a member of the DESY theory group. His research focuses on the interplay between theoretical particle and astro-particle physics beyond the standard model. In particular, Schmidt-Hoberg studies the mysterious dark matter, with an emphasis on developing theoretical models as well as identifying promising experimental signatures. Since 2015 Schmidt-Hoberg is the leader of his own research group funded by an ERC starting grant.
Academic career
| since 2015 | Principal Investigator of the ERC starting grant 'NewAve' |
| since 2014 | Staff scientist at DESY |
| 2012-2014 | Fellow at CERN |
| 2010-2012 | Postdoc, University of Oxford (UK) |
| 2007-2010 | Postdoc, Technical University Munich |
