Skylar Clymer
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Mail code: 1504Campus: Tempe
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Student Information
Graduate StudentPhysics
The College of Lib Arts & Sci
Skylar Clymer received his Bachelor of Science degree from Arizona State University in December 2019 and returned to academia in 2022 where he started the Ph.D program at the same university. His research focuses on computational physics, with an emphasis on using numerical methods, scientific computing, and computational tools to investigate complex physical systems. He has broader interests in using AI algorithms and architecture to for physics problems, AI for discovery, and physics simulations. Skylar's research primarily focuses on analyzing, simulating, and mapping magnetic fields and their effects on experiment systematics. He has also done work in data analysis for proton computed tomography.
B.S. Physics, Arizona State University 2019
Ph.D Physics, Arizona State University (Current)
S. Clymer, L. Domer, A. Gulser, E. Gulser, R. Alarcon, P. Mulqueen, S. Sledge, M. Bues, "Multiple Coulomb Scattering in Acrylic of a 221.3 MeV Therapeutic Proton Beam," Radiation Measurements 187, 107470 (2025). DOI: 10.1016/j.radmeas.2025.107470.
S. Baeßler et al., "Study of Neutron Beta Decay with the Nab Experiment," EPJ Web of Conferences 303, 05001 (2024).
F. M. Gonzalez et al., "First Full Dalitz Plot Measurement in Neutron β Decay using the Nab Spectrometer and Implications for New Physics," Physical Review C 113, 035501 (2026).
L. Richburg et al., "A Gaseous-Helium Cooling System for Silicon Detectors in the Nab Experiment," arXiv:2601.05115 (2026).