My research group studies how galaxies form and evolve over cosmic time by combining observations from the most powerful space and ground-based telescopes.
I am a theoretical particle physicist working on physics beyond the Standard Model and astroparticle physics including neutrino physics, dark matter and (lepton) flavour physics. I am offering projects on any of these topics.
Molecular Astrophysics: One of my main areas of research is the use of molecular line radiation to investigate the physical conditions and chemistry of molecular clo
Our group maintains a diverse theoretical physics program aimed at testing the Standard Model, searching for new particles, and applying many-body atomic physics calculations to new experiments and new technologies. We have a strong support network, including P
Sven Rogge's group works on quantum computation in silicon and the investigation of artificial quantum matter that exhibit highly correlated behaviour.
I am a theoretical physicist working at the interface of particle physics and cosmology. I offer projects on topics from < 10^-32 seconds to 13.8 billion years after the big bang. Keywords include: neutrinos, axions, dark matter, dark energy, cosmic microwave background, large-scale structur
In the Photonics and Optoelectronics Lab, we run a diverse range of experiments based on the development and application of advanced laser spectroscopy and microscopy techniques.
