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Svenja Fleischer

Assistant Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Western Washington University

Svenja Fleischer is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Assistant Professor at Western Washington University.

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Western Washington University

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physics mechanical engineering high energy physics theoretical physics cryogenics mechanical systems mechanics measurement gravitational physics weak interactions classical mechanics precision measurement math xmlns cryogenic torsion balance astronomy applied physics cosmology gravity quantum gravity soft robotics atomic physics mechanical science nuclear science experimental physics analytical atomic spectrometry condensed matter precision engineering gravitation theory general relativity quantum field theory in curved spacetime nuclear decays double beta decay positron annihilation spectroscopy instrument science superconducting materials high-tc superconductivity measurement systems mi mathvariant= new test axion-mediated force decay rate equivalence principle torsion-balance search precision tilt measurements new interactions

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Test of the Equivalence Principle for Superconductors. Physical review. D/Physical review. D. (2025)

superconducting materialsphysicscondensed mattertheoretical physicssuperconductivityhigh-tc superconductivitycondensed matter physicsequivalence principle

A Cryogenic Torsion Balance Using a Liquid-Cryogen Free, Ultra-Low Vibration Cryostat. Review of Scientific Instruments (2022)

S. M. FleischerM. P. RossK. VenkateswaraC. A. HagedornE. A. ShawE. SwansonB. R. HeckelJ. H. Gundlach

cryogenic torsion balancemechanical engineeringinstrument sciencecryogenicsinstrumentation

New Test of the Gravitational 1 / R 2 Law at Separations Down to 52 μ M. Physical Review Letters (2020)

mi mathvariant=gravitation theorymath xmlnsquantum field theory in curved spacetimephysicsastronomytheoretical physicsgravityquantum gravitynew testhigh energy physicscosmologygeneral relativitygravitational physics

A Torsion-Balance Search for Axion-Like Particles. APS April Meeting Abstracts (2012)

torsion-balance searchparticle physicsphysicshigh energy physicsastroparticle physicsgravitational physicssymmetry

Precision Tilt Measurements for a Cryogenic Torsion Balance. (2012)

calibrationmechanical testingmechanical systemsmeasurementprecision measurementmechanical engineeringmeasurement systemsprecision engineeringprecision tilt measurementscryogenicsinstrumentationaerospace engineering

Searching for New Interactions and Particles Using Torsion Balances. (2012)

particle physicsphysicstheoretical physicsmathematical physicsnew interactionsweak interactionsclassical mechanicsapplied mathematics

Improved Constraints on an Axion-Mediated Force. Physical Review Letters (2011)

mechanical engineeringmechanical scienceclassical mechanicsweak interactionsaxion-mediated forcesoft roboticsmechanicsmechanical systems

Precision Measurement of the Decay Rate of the Negative Positronium Ion Ps −. Physical Review A (2011)

decay rateparticle physicsdouble beta decayphysicsmeasurementnuclear physicsnuclear decaysatomic physicsanalytical atomic spectrometryprecision measurementhigh energy physicsnuclear sciencepositron annihilation spectroscopyapplied physicsmath xmlnsexperimental physics

A Cryogenic Torsion Balance for Tests of the Equivalence Principle. Cineca Institutional Research Information System (Tor Vergata University) (2010)

physicscryogenic torsion balancemechanical engineeringsymmetrythermodynamicscryogenicsmechanics

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Svenja Fleischer

Assistant Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Science and Engineering

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Western Washington University

Svenja Fleischer is currently serving as a College Of Science And Engineering Assistant Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Svenja Fleischer

Western Washington University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Test of the Equivalence Principle for Superconductors. Physical review. D/Physical review. D. (2025)

superconducting materialsphysicscondensed mattertheoretical physicssuperconductivityhigh-tc superconductivitycondensed matter physicsequivalence principle

A Cryogenic Torsion Balance Using a Liquid-Cryogen Free, Ultra-Low Vibration Cryostat. Review of Scientific Instruments (2022)

S. M. FleischerM. P. RossK. VenkateswaraC. A. HagedornE. A. ShawE. SwansonB. R. HeckelJ. H. Gundlach

cryogenic torsion balancemechanical engineeringinstrument sciencecryogenicsinstrumentation

New Test of the Gravitational 1 / R 2 Law at Separations Down to 52 μ M. Physical Review Letters (2020)

A Torsion-Balance Search for Axion-Like Particles. APS April Meeting Abstracts (2012)

torsion-balance searchparticle physicsphysicshigh energy physicsastroparticle physicsgravitational physicssymmetry

Precision Tilt Measurements for a Cryogenic Torsion Balance. (2012)

Searching for New Interactions and Particles Using Torsion Balances. (2012)

particle physicsphysicstheoretical physicsmathematical physicsnew interactionsweak interactionsclassical mechanicsapplied mathematics

Improved Constraints on an Axion-Mediated Force. Physical Review Letters (2011)

mechanical engineeringmechanical scienceclassical mechanicsweak interactionsaxion-mediated forcesoft roboticsmechanicsmechanical systems

Precision Measurement of the Decay Rate of the Negative Positronium Ion Ps −. Physical Review A (2011)

A Cryogenic Torsion Balance for Tests of the Equivalence Principle. Cineca Institutional Research Information System (Tor Vergata University) (2010)

physicscryogenic torsion balancemechanical engineeringsymmetrythermodynamicscryogenicsmechanics

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