Niels is an assistant professor and Royal Society - Science Foundation Ireland Research Fellow. His research focuses on modelling small mass-ratio compact binaries.
Niels is an assistant professor and Royal Society - Science Foundation Ireland Research Fellow. His research focuses on modelling small mass-ratio compact binaries.
Barry is an associate professor whose research interests involve theoretical models of Black Holes and Cosmic Strings as gravitational wave sources.
Barry is an associate professor whose research interests involve theoretical models of Black Holes and Cosmic Strings as gravitational wave sources.
Christiana is a Royal Society – Science Foundation Ireland University Research Fellow. Currently her research focuses on understanding non-linear phenomena in gravitational physics.
Christiana is a Royal Society – Science Foundation Ireland University Research Fellow. Currently her research focuses on understanding non-linear phenomena in gravitational physics.
Adrian has over 30 years Faculty experience at Oxford University and UCD with a long record of research supervision of PhD and postdoctoral students in classical and quantum gravity with particular emphasis on gravitational wave astronomy, quantum field theory and wave propagation in curved space-time. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and Royal Astronomical Society and has been a Member of the Royal Irish Academy for over 20 years.
Adrian has over 30 years Faculty experience at Oxford University and UCD with a long record of research supervision of PhD and postdoctoral students in classical and quantum gravity with particular emphasis on gravitational wave astronomy, quantum field theory and wave propagation in curved space-time. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Physics and Royal Astronomical Society and has been a Member of the Royal Irish Academy for over 20 years.
Chris is an SFI-IRC Pathway Fellow. His research focuses on analytic approaches, such as the post-Newtonian / post-Minkowskian approximations and gravitational self-force.
Chris is an SFI-IRC Pathway Fellow. His research focuses on analytic approaches, such as the post-Newtonian / post-Minkowskian approximations and gravitational self-force.
Gabriel is an Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow. His research lies at the interface between black hole perturbation theory, data analysis, and gravitational self-force
Gabriel is an Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow. His research lies at the interface between black hole perturbation theory, data analysis, and gravitational self-force
Kevin is a PhD student funded by the Irish Research Council working with Dr. Niels Warburton. He is interested in modelling Extreme Mass Ratio Inspirals.
Kevin is a PhD student funded by the Irish Research Council working with Dr. Niels Warburton. He is interested in modelling Extreme Mass Ratio Inspirals.
Jakob is a PhD student supervised by Chris Kavanagh. His work focuses on post-Newtonian expansions of self-force to obtain analytical solutions describing EMRI dynamics.
Jakob is a PhD student supervised by Chris Kavanagh. His work focuses on post-Newtonian expansions of self-force to obtain analytical solutions describing EMRI dynamics.
Giulio is a PhD student supervised by Christiana Pantelidou. He mainly works with asymptotically Anti de Sitter space time, through numerical methods, and is interested in turbulent behaviours in General Relativity and Fluid Dynamics
Giulio is a PhD student supervised by Christiana Pantelidou. He mainly works with asymptotically Anti de Sitter space time, through numerical methods, and is interested in turbulent behaviours in General Relativity and Fluid Dynamics
Sarp is an Ad Astra Fellow at UCD with interests in waveform modelling for both LISA and LIGO sources.
Sarp is an Ad Astra Fellow at UCD with interests in waveform modelling for both LISA and LIGO sources.
Davide is PhD at Scuola Superiore Meridionale in Naples, supervised by Donato Bini and he is collaborating with Chris Kavanagh at UCD. His research focuses on analytical approaches in self force, with an application to hyperbolic scattering in the extreme mass-ratio limit.
Davide is PhD at Scuola Superiore Meridionale in Naples, supervised by Donato Bini and he is collaborating with Chris Kavanagh at UCD. His research focuses on analytical approaches in self force, with an application to hyperbolic scattering in the extreme mass-ratio limit.