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File:JanHarms.jpg|'''Jan Harms'''. Associate professor working on instrument science of current and future GW detectors, and data analysis of modeled and unmodeled GW signals. | File:JanHarms.jpg|'''Jan Harms'''. Associate professor working on instrument science of current and future GW detectors, and data analysis of modeled and unmodeled GW signals. | ||
File:Marica.jpg|'''Marica Branchesi'''. Associate professor working on multi-messenger astrophysics and observations with gravitational-waves. | File:Marica.jpg|'''Marica Branchesi'''. Associate professor working on multi-messenger astrophysics and observations with gravitational-waves. | ||
| + | File:AndreaMaselli.jpg|'''Andrea Maselli'''. Assistant professor working on LISA and ET signal modeling and testing GR. | ||
File:Giulia.jpg|'''Giulia Pagliaroli'''. Assistant professor studying supernova neutrino physics and coincidence analyses with gravitational waves. | File:Giulia.jpg|'''Giulia Pagliaroli'''. Assistant professor studying supernova neutrino physics and coincidence analyses with gravitational waves. | ||
File:Gor.jpg|'''Gor Oganesyan'''. Postdoc working on the theoretical modeling and analysis of GRB signals and afterglows. | File:Gor.jpg|'''Gor Oganesyan'''. Postdoc working on the theoretical modeling and analysis of GRB signals and afterglows. | ||
Revision as of 16:45, 1 March 2021
Current gravitational-wave group at Gran Sasso Science Institute
Eugenio Coccia. Full professor and current rector of GSSI.
Jan Harms. Associate professor working on instrument science of current and future GW detectors, and data analysis of modeled and unmodeled GW signals.
Marica Branchesi. Associate professor working on multi-messenger astrophysics and observations with gravitational-waves.
Andrea Maselli. Assistant professor working on LISA and ET signal modeling and testing GR.
Giulia Pagliaroli. Assistant professor studying supernova neutrino physics and coincidence analyses with gravitational waves.
Gor Oganesyan. Postdoc working on the theoretical modeling and analysis of GRB signals and afterglows.
Matteo Di Giovanni. Postdoc working on the characterization of the Sardinian candidate site of the Einstein Telescope, and GW burst analyses.
Simone Dall'Osso. Postdoc studying the physics of magnetars and post-merger GW signal models.
Soumen Koley. Postdoc studying seismic environments of GW detectors and implementing a cancellation system for noise from terrestrial gravity fluctuations.
Nandita Khetan. PhD student exploring astrophysical transients for their use as cosmological probes at different scales and developing calibration techniques to standardize them.
Tomislav Andric. PhD student working on the site characterization of Sardinia candidate site for Einstein Telescope. He also works on estimation, modelling and mitigation of Newtonian Noise in Einstein Telescope.
Samuele Ronchini. PhD student studying prompt and afterglow emissions of GRBs.
Nandini Hazra. PhD student doing cosmology with SFB calibrated signals.
Eleonora Loffredo. PhD student.
Elena Codazzo. PhD student modeling the distribution of transient GW signals from star clusters.
Collaborators at LNGS
Stefano Pirro Staff scientist at INFN LNGS. He dedicates part of his time on cryogenics R&D for the Einstein Telescope.
Antonio D'Addabbo Postdoc at GSSI working for Cuore at LNGS. He dedicates part of his time on cryogenics R&D for the Einstein Telescope.
Former group members
Marco Drago. Assistant professor
Donatella Fiorucci. Postdoc
Matteo Lorenzini. Postdoc (instrument work at Tor Vergata and Virgo)
Ashish Sharma. PhD 2021
Francesca Badaracco. PhD 2021
Stefan Grimm. PhD 2021
Diego Vescovi. PhD 2021
Odysse Halim. PhD 2020
Akshat Singal. PhD 2019 (thesis work at La Sapienza)
Lorenzo Aiello. PhD s2019 (thesis work at Tor Vergata)
Imran Khan. PhD 2019 (thesis work at Tor Vergata)
Shubhanshu Tiwari. PhD 2018 (thesis work at Trento)
Gang Wang. PhD 2017 (thesis work at Urbino and Pisa)
