Dr. Huber earned his B.S. in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Louisville, then continued on to earn an M.S. in Physics studying laser produced hydrogen plasmas as a model for the atmosphere of white dwarf stars. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Kentucky (working out of the observatory at U of L), conducting a multispectral study of the Rosette Nebula - a large star forming emission nebula.

He has taught physics and astronomy for 15 years at a variety of regional institutions including NKU and UC. He has been at Cincinnati State since January of 2020.

Topic: Jeremy is part of the “Engaging Young Scientists” panel.