Swinburne University of Technology
Prof Adam Deller Radio interferometry, Pulsars, Very Long Baseline Interferometry, Digital Signal Processing |
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Professor Alister Graham SUPERMASSIVE BLACK HOLES, INTERMEDIATE-MASS BLACK HOLES, GALAXY MORPHOLOGY, GRAVITATIONAL WAVES |
Australian National University
Dr Chathura Bandutunga Interferometry, fibre optic sensors, spectroscopy, research translation,FPGA signal processing. |
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Dr Hassan Iqbal Laser matter interaction, Thin film deposition and characterisation,Integrated optics, Photolithography and LabVIEW programming. |
Dr Christian Wolf optical/IR imaging and spectroscopy, galaxy evolution, photometric redshifts, gamma-ray bursts |
Monash University
Professor Alexander Heger
Massive star evolution, Stellar rotation, Supernovae, Stellar remnants, First stars
Associate Professor Bernhard Mueller
Supernovae, Neutron Stars, Black Holes, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Stellar Evolution
Massive star evolution, Stellar rotation, Supernovae, Stellar remnants, First stars
Associate Professor Bernhard Mueller
Supernovae, Neutron Stars, Black Holes, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Stellar Evolution
University of Adelaide
UNIVERSITY of MElbourne
Dr Katie Auchettl
Supernovae, neutron stars, black holes, multi-wavelength and timedomain follow-up, transients
University of Western Australia
Additional Universities and Organisations
Dr Philip Charlton Gravitational waves, stochastic background, chirplets Charles Sturt University |
Prof Tara Murphy Radio astronomy, data analysis, gravitational wave event follow-up University of Sydney |
Dr Ashley Ruiter thermonuclear (type Ia) supernovae, binary evolution, accreting white dwarfs, interacting stars, fast transients University of New South Wales Canberra |
Dr Kendall Ackley OPTICAL/NEAR-INFRARED ASTRONOMY, GRAVITATIONAL WAVE EVENT FOLLOW-UP, GAMMA-RAY BURSTS, TRANSIENTS, DATA ANALYSIS University of Warwick |
Dr Neil Cornish Bayesian inference, general relativity, astrophysics Montana State University |
Prof Tiziana Di Matteo High performance computing, massive black hole binaries, cosmology Carnegie Mellon University |
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A/Prof Paola Leaci GW Data Analysis, Pulsar Search, Observational Relativity and Cosmology Rome Sapienza University and INFN |
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Affiliates
Dr David Kaplan
Multi-messenger transients, multi-wavelength wide-field surveys, compact objects. http://www.gravity.phys.uwm.edu/~kaplan/ University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee |
Dr Poojan Agrawal
Globular clusters, stellar dynamics, binaries
PhD student completing in 2021 at Swinburne University of Technology, the Postdoctoral Researcher at Carnegie Mellon Pittsburgh USA
Dr Lucy McNeill
Astroseismology, celestial mechanics, hydrodynamics, populations
PhD student at Monash University to 2021, then JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow at Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
Globular clusters, stellar dynamics, binaries
PhD student completing in 2021 at Swinburne University of Technology, the Postdoctoral Researcher at Carnegie Mellon Pittsburgh USA
Dr Lucy McNeill
Astroseismology, celestial mechanics, hydrodynamics, populations
PhD student at Monash University to 2021, then JSPS Postdoctoral Fellow at Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
Dr Nikhil Sarin
neutron stars, gamma ray bursts, post-merger remnants
PhD at Monash University, completed in 2021, then Postdoctoral Researcher at Nordita Institute, Stockholm
neutron stars, gamma ray bursts, post-merger remnants
PhD at Monash University, completed in 2021, then Postdoctoral Researcher at Nordita Institute, Stockholm
Pierre Thierry
The research project aims to install a new wide field spectrometer at the back of the Zadko Telescope. This instrument will allow us to extract the spectrum of any interesting object located in the error box of a GW event, and to precise within minutes its spectral properties. This will greatly help the detection in optical of the GW counterpart.
Observatoire des Makes, France
The research project aims to install a new wide field spectrometer at the back of the Zadko Telescope. This instrument will allow us to extract the spectrum of any interesting object located in the error box of a GW event, and to precise within minutes its spectral properties. This will greatly help the detection in optical of the GW counterpart.
Observatoire des Makes, France
Megha Sharma
High energy astrophysics
PhD at Monash working with Ilya Mandel from May 2023 to Nov 2025
High energy astrophysics
PhD at Monash working with Ilya Mandel from May 2023 to Nov 2025