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I want to understand when and how General Relativity begins to fail as a theory of gravitation and whether this breakdown can be probed with observations and experiments. This question led me to alternative theories of gravity, black holes and compact stars, and observational signatures of strong gravity, such as gravitational waves.
Office: B108 CAPP
I am interested in understanding the impact fundamental physics can have on the behaviour of gravity at large scales. I’m particularly interested in the cosmological constant problem and understanding the microscopic nature of dark energy.
Office: A114c CAPP
I am interested in the Physics of the Early Universe and its observational signatures, such as gravitational waves from cosmic inflation and from topological defects.
Office: B17 Mathematical Sciences Building
My research is in quantum gravity. At the moment it is focussing on explaining the Planck-scale structure of spacetime using non-commutative geometry.
Office: A110b CAPP
I am interested in in the phenomenology of theories of dark energy, modified gravity and dark matter, and in devising novel tests for these theories.
Office: B106a CAPP
I am interested in gravity on all scales, from how it manifests itself in the early universe through inflation, primoridal black holes and phase transitions leading to the formation and evolution of topological defects, through to the late universe and it's influence on the accelerating universe we are living with.
Office: B107 CAPP
I'm focussed on understanding the nature of dark matter. My interests range from the production of dark matter in the early Universe, to its distribution within the Milky Way today, and the resulting observational and experimental signals.
Office: C12 Mathematical Sciences Building
I am interested in alternative formulations of General Relativity, in understanding gravity via amplitudes, and in geometry of unification that incorporates gravity.
Office: B43 Mathematical Sciences Building
I work with curved spacetime quantum fields, their connection to the quantum structure of spacetime, and their simulation in condensed matter laboratory systems.
Office: A114a CAPP
My research is based at the interface of theory and observation, in particular the physics of the Cosmic Microwave Background. I am also interested in applying Machine Learning to large cosmological datasets.
Office: B104 CAPP
The behaviour of gravity in different situations is fascinating and I look into how it behaves in various settings, from cosmological dynamics of modified gravity to gravitational collapse of quantum fields.
Office: C03 Mathematical Sciences Building
My research is at the interface between quantum technology and fundamental physics. I am interested in the dynamics of the early universe and black holes arising of the interplay between general relativity and quantum fields. I am exploring these effects in laboratory experiments employing analogue gravity systems.
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