Philip Mauskopf

Philip Mauskopf

Professor, School Of Earth and Space Exploration
Professor, Department of Physics
  • philip.mauskopf@asu.edu
  • 480-727-2814
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  • Mail code: 1504
    Campus: Tempe
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Prof. Mauskopf has a joint appointment at Arizona State University in the School of Earth and Space Exploration and the Department of Physics. His background is in primarily experimental cosmology - in particular designing and building new types of instruments for measuring signals from the most distant objects in the universe. However, he has broad interests that include solid state physics, atmospheric science and quantum communications and cryoptography. He particularily enjoys the opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary projects within the ASU community as well as collaborating with researchers at other universities and research institutions such as Caltech/JPL, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, NIST boulder, Cardiff University (UK) and the Neel Institute and IRAM observatory (France).

Before starting at ASU in 2012, Professor Mauskopf was a professor of experimental astrophysics at Cardiff University in the U.K. since 2000 where he helped to start a world-leading group in the area of astronomical instrumentation for terahertz (THz) frequencies.

Education
  • Ph.D. Physics, University of California-Berkeley 1997
  • M.A. Physics, University of California-Berkeley 1997
  • B.A. Physics, Harvard University 1990
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Research Website URL
https://www.asucosmoi.space/
Google Scholar URL
https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=5KSE7goAAAAJ&view_op=list_works…
Experts.asu.edu URL
https://asu.pure.elsevier.com/en/persons/philip-mauskopf
Research Interests

I have a broad range of research interests including:

  • Superconducting devices and circuits: filters and resonators, kinetic inductance parametric amplifiers, kinetic inductance detectors, superconducting bolometers
  • cosmic microwave background: measurements of anisotropies in the cosmic microwave background including primordial temperature and polarization anisotropies and secondary temperature anisotropies from the interaction of the cosmic microwave background photons with ionized particles in galaxies and galaxy clusters.
  • large-scale structure: measurements of the distribution of matter in the universe on size scales from galaxy cluster scales (few Megaparsecs) to the size of the observable universe (~few Gigaparsecs).
  • cosmology: using measurements of the cosmic microwave background and large scale structure to better understand the evolution of the universe and the properties of dark matter, dark energy and neutrinos.
  • Metamaterials: electromagnetic modelling, design, fabrication and testing of metamaterials for terahertz frequencies such as artificial dielectrics, negative index of refraction materials and artificial birefringent materials.
Research Group

Our lab is dedicated to development of technologies for astronomy and cosmology, quantum sensing and quantum computation.

Quantum Engineered Sensors and Technology subgroup

Cosmology Instrumentation subgroup

Research Activity
  • Mauskopf,Philip*, Mauskopf,Philip*, Groppi,Christopher E. Collaborative Research: Polarization Sensitive Multi-Chroic MKIDs. NSF-MPS-AST(8/1/2015 - 7/31/2017).
  • Mauskopf,Philip*, Mauskopf,Philip*. "Collaborative Research: Demonstration of Superspec: a Superconducting On-Chip Spectrometer for mm and submm Wavelength Astrophysics". NSF-MPS-AST(8/15/2014 - 7/31/2017).
  • Scowen,Paul Andrew*, Groppi,Christopher E, Mauskopf,Philip, Mauskopf,Philip. Focal Plane Actuation to Achieve Ultra-High Resolution on Suborbital Balloon Payloads. NASA-DRYDEN FLIGHT RESRCH CTR(11/4/2013 - 11/3/2015).
  • Mauskopf,Philip*, Mauskopf,Philip*, Groppi,Christopher E. Balloon-borne Large Aperture Submillimeter Telescope - BLAST. UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA(6/1/2013 - 5/31/2018).
Courses
2022 Fall
Course Number Course Title
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 492 Honors Directed Study
EEE 599 Thesis
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 795 Continuing Registration
PHY 799 Dissertation
SES 792 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
SES 692 Research
AST 494 Special Topics
MAE 593 Applied Project
2022 Summer
Course Number Course Title
SES 692 Research
EEE 790 Reading and Conference
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 792 Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
SES 692 Research
SES 792 Research
SES 792 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 799 Dissertation
2022 Spring
Course Number Course Title
PHY 493 Honors Thesis
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
EEE 599 Thesis
EEE 590 Reading and Conference
SER 599 Thesis
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 692 Research
SES 792 Research
AST 494 Special Topics
MAE 593 Applied Project
AST 494 Special Topics
AST 598 Special Topics
2021 Fall
Course Number Course Title
PHY 492 Honors Directed Study
EEE 599 Thesis
PHY 333 Electronic Circuits/Measuremnt
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 795 Continuing Registration
PHY 799 Dissertation
AST 494 Special Topics
SES 792 Research
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
SES 692 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
MAE 593 Applied Project
SES 494 Special Topics
SES 598 Special Topics
2021 Summer
Course Number Course Title
PHY 792 Research
EEE 790 Reading and Conference
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 792 Research
SES 692 Research
SES 692 Research
SES 792 Research
SES 792 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 799 Dissertation
2021 Spring
Course Number Course Title
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
PHY 493 Honors Thesis
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
EEE 590 Reading and Conference
SER 599 Thesis
SES 792 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 692 Research
SES 792 Research
AST 494 Special Topics
PHY 150 Physics I
MAE 593 Applied Project
2020 Fall
Course Number Course Title
SES 792 Research
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
MAE 593 Applied Project
AST 494 Special Topics
SES 692 Research
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
SES 799 Dissertation
PHY 492 Honors Directed Study
PHY 792 Research
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 333 Electronic Circuits/Measuremnt
2020 Summer
Course Number Course Title
PHY 792 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 792 Research
SES 692 Research
SES 692 Research
SES 792 Research
SES 792 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 799 Dissertation
2020 Spring
Course Number Course Title
AST 421 Astrophysics I
PHY 493 Honors Thesis
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
SER 599 Thesis
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 792 Research
MAE 598 Special Topics
AST 494 Special Topics
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
2019 Fall
Course Number Course Title
SES 792 Research
PHY 333 Electronic Circuits/Measuremnt
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 492 Honors Directed Study
SES 499 Individualized Instruction
SES 799 Dissertation
AST 494 Special Topics
SES 494 Special Topics
SES 598 Special Topics
2019 Summer
Course Number Course Title
PHY 792 Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 799 Dissertation
2019 Spring
Course Number Course Title
PHY 792 Research
SES 792 Research
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 493 Honors Thesis
SER 599 Thesis
PHY 799 Dissertation
AST 533 Galaxies and Cosmology III
SES 799 Dissertation
MAE 598 Special Topics
SES 598 Special Topics
SES 692 Research
2018 Fall
Course Number Course Title
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 792 Research
PHY 492 Honors Directed Study
PHY 792 Research
PHY 499 Individualized Instruction
PHY 495 Project Research
2018 Summer
Course Number Course Title
SES 692 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 792 Research
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
SES 692 Research
SES 792 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 792 Research
2018 Spring
Course Number Course Title
PHY 592 Research
PHY 492 Honors Directed Study
PHY 493 Honors Thesis
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 792 Research
PHY 799 Dissertation
SES 692 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
SES 792 Research
MAE 598 Special Topics
SES 494 Special Topics
SES 598 Special Topics
2017 Fall
Course Number Course Title
PHY 799 Dissertation
PHY 499 Individualized Instruction
PHY 792 Research
PHY 495 Project Research
PHY 492 Honors Directed Study
SES 792 Research
SES 799 Dissertation
PHY 333 Electronic Circuits/Measuremnt
Expertise Areas
Astronomy
Cosmology, Particle, and Astrophysics
Physics
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