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Current gravitational-wave group at Gran Sasso Science Institute
Eugenio Coccia. Full professor
Jan Harms. Full professor working on instrument science of current and future GW detectors, and data analysis of modeled and unmodeled GW signals.
Marica Branchesi. Full professor working on multi-messenger astrophysics and observations with gravitational-waves.
Andrea Maselli. Associate professor working on LISA and ET signal modeling and testing GR.
Gor Oganesyan. Assistant professor working on the theoretical modeling and analysis of GRB signals and afterglows.
Manuel Arca Sedda. Assistant professor whose main research focuses on the formation and evolution of compact binary objects and intermediate-mass black holes and their role in GW astronomy, leveraging on a combination of theoretical/semi-analytical approaches, numerical simulations exploiting high-performance computing, and data analysis.
Stefano Ascenzi. Fixed-term assistant professor
Ilaria Caravella. Mechanical engineer
Biswajit Banerjee. Postdoc
Tomislav Andric Postdoc working on the GEMINI underground facility for seismic isolation, reinforcement learning control, and Newtonian noise mitigation to enhance low-frequency sensitivity in next-generation gravitational-wave observatories.
Filippo Santoliquido Postdoc working on developing new methods to estimate the parameters of events detected with third-generation detectors like the Einstein Telescope. For more details about my research, visit my website: https://filippo-santoliquido.github.io/.
Marcelo Enrique Rubio Postdoc
Cristiano Ugolini Postdoc
Luqian Jiang Postdoc working on developing advanced seismic Newtonian noise cancellation strategies to enhance the Einstein Telescope’s low-frequency sensitivity.
Alessio Mei. PhD student working on data analysis of X-rays and gamma-rays observations and theoretical characterization of gamma-ray bursts.
Ulyana Dupletsa. PhD student
Jacopo Tissino. PhD student working on the development of fast Bayesian analysis techniques for compact-binary signals.
Anjali Abirami Kugarajh PhD student
Samanta Macera PhD student
Lavinia Paiella PhD student
Andrea Cozzumbo PhD student working on gravitational wave cosmology, applying flexible, agnostic machine learning to test deviations from ΛCDM and explore alternative cosmological scenarios.
Benedetta Mestichelli PhD student
Annarita Ierardi PhD student
Marco Mirabile PhD student
Alessio Ludovico De Santis PhD student
Ansh Chopra PhD student working on understanding the origin of the Fast X-ray Transients detected by the Einstein Probe by exploring their association with the gamma-ray bursts.
Matteo Ballelli PhD student
Matteo Schulz PhD student working on gravitational wave cosmology, using cross-correlation between GW and other Large Scale Structure tracers to constrain crucial cosmological parameters.
Laura Pezzella PhD student
Izumi Takimoto Schmiegelow PhD student
Mohamed Samy Abdelmotteleb Elzokm PhD student working on seismic noise mitigation for the Einstein Telescope
Former group members
Riccardo Murgia. Assistant professor 2022 - 2024
Giulia Pagliaroli. Postdoc and assistant professor 2015 - 2021
Marco Drago. Postdoc and assistant professor 2017 - 2020
Soumen Koley. Postdoc 2021 - 2024
Boris Goncharov. Postdoc 2021 - 2024
Matteo Di Giovanni. Postdoc 2020 - 2023
Simone Dall'Osso. Postdoc 2019 - 2021
Donatella Fiorucci. Postdoc 2018 - 2019
Matteo Lorenzini. Postdoc 2014 - 2018
Eleonora Loffredo. PhD 2024.
Tomislav Andric. PhD 2023.
Samuele Ronchini. PhD 2023.
Francesca Badaracco. PhD 2021
Shubhanshu Tiwari. PhD 2018