Group

Here is me and the great people in my group. Come visit us in Birmingham! It rains but we love to have visitors around.

Davide Gerosa

PI
Running around, gravity, football, rock music, some more gravity. Astrophysics when I want to remember things are real, mountains when I want to see things are beautiful.

Matt Mould

PhD student.
Post-Newtonian wizard, python sorcerer, gig goer. When not thinking about astrophysics, can be found noodling on a guitar, on a long run, or with the head buried in a book. Or wishing there was a guitar around.

Daria Gangardt

PhD student.
Rider of (gravitational) waves, fencing fanatic, binge-watcher extraordinaire. Fan of trying new things and exploring new places.

Former group members

● Beatrice Basset. MSc student, 2020. Visiting from University of Lyon.
● Julian Chan. MSc student, 2019-2020. Year 4 project.
● Abdullah Aziz. MSc student, 2019-2020. Year 4 project.
● Luca Reali. MSc student, Birmingham, 2019. Visiting from University of Milan on HPC Europa3 grant.
● Daria Gangardt. BSc student, Birmingham, 2019. Summer project. Now PhD student in my group.
● Riccardo Barbieri. MSc student, Caltech, 2018. BSc student, Cambridge, 2017. Visiting from University of Pavia, now PhD at Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute), Potsdam. Co-authored publication: MNRAS 496 (2020) 3060-3075; arXiv:2004.02894.
● Alicia Lima. BSc student, Caltech, 2018. LIGO SURF fellow from Bowdoin College, now at Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. Co-authored publication: CQG 36 (2019) 10, 105003; arXiv:1811.05979
● Katie Chamberlain. BSc student, Caltech, 2017. LIGO SURF fellow from Montana State University, now PhD at University of Arizona. Co-authored publication: PRD 99 (2019) 024025; arXiv:1809.04799
● Jakub Vosmera. BSc student, Cambridge, 2016. Now PhD at Central European Institute for Cosmology and Fundamental Physics, Prague. Co-authored publication: CQG 34 (2017) 6, 064004; arXiv:1612.05263.

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