Sebastiano Bernuzzi (University of Jena)
Sebastiano
is a professor in the
Theoretical Physics Institute at the
Friedrich-Schiller University.
He and his group are members of Virgo and of the LIGO-Virgo scientific collaboration,
Sebastiano is leading the Virgo group PROMETEO composed of scientists at
Jena, Milano Bicocca and Torino. Sebastiano's group is partially supported
through the ERC H2020 Starting grant BinGraSp-714626
Bernd Brügmann (University of Jena)
Bernd is a professor at the
Theoretical Physics Institute of the
Friedrich-Schiller University
leading the numerical relativity group.
Swami Vivekanandji Chaurasia (University of Jena)
Vivek is a PhD student in the Numerical Relativity group lead by Bernd.
His current research interest is the study of eccentric neutron star binaries through numerical simulations.
Tim Dietrich (Nikhef)
Tim
is currently working at Nikhef, the Dutch National Institute for
Subatomic Physics, and is a member of the Ligo-Virgo collaboration.
His position is funded by the European Research Council through
the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship "BNSmergers".
Reetika Dudi (University of Jena)
Reetika is a PhD student in the Numerical Relativity group lead by Bernd.
She is a member of the LIGO-Virgo scientific collaboration studying the imprint of
tidal effects on the gravitational wave signal.
Néstor Enrique Ortiz Madrigal (University of Jena)
Nestor
is a postdoctoral researcher at the Theoretical Physics Institute
of the Friedrich-Schiller University, in Jena.
He is interested in relativistic astrophysics, fundamental aspects of general relativity,
and phenomenology of alternative theories of gravity
Albino Perego (INFN, Milano Bicocca)
Albino
is a postdoc at the Italian Nuclear Physics Institute,
(INFN), in the
Milano Bicocca group, at the
physics department
of the
Milano Bicocca University.
He is a theoretical and nuclear astrophysicist. His interests include stellar explosions of massive stars
(core-collapse supernovae), the coalescence of neutrons star binaries, and the production of the heavy elements in the Universe.
David Radice (Princeton University)
David
is a research associate at the
Department of Astrophysical Sciences of
Princeton University and a member of the
Institute for Advanced Study in the
School of Natural Sciences.
His research interests span different areas of computational physics and
astrophysics: from the development of new numerical methods to their
application to the study of core-collapse supernovae and binary neutron
star mergers, encompassing fundamental physics questions such as the
nature of turbulence.
Wolfgang Tichy (Florida Atlantic University)
Wolfgang
is a professor in the
Department of Physics at
Florida Atlantic University (FAU)
and a member of the
FAUST group
at FAU.
His research interests include
General Relativity, Numerical Reltivity, Black Holes, Neutron Stars,
and Gravitational Waves.
Maximiliano Ujevic (Federal University of ABC)
Maximiliano is an associate professor at the Center for Natural and Human Sciences at
Federal University of ABC in Santo Andre.
He works in the areas of Relativity and Gravitation, and Applied Mathematics.
Francesco Zappa (University of Parma; AEI Potsdam)
Francesco is currently doing an intership post-lauream at the
Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics.
He graduated from the University of Parma under the supervision of Prof. Sebastiano Bernuzzi.
