Research Groups

Probing fundamental physics with compact pulsar binary searches [more]

Fast radio bursts, flashes of radio waves originating at cosmological distances, are a new class of astrophysical transient of still unknown origins. They are exciting new probes for measuring the physical properties of a wide range of ionized media. The goal of this research group is to investigate how to leverage fast radio bursts for studying the spatial structure of matter throughout the Universe.  [more]

Radio Astronomy offers a unique window into the distribution of matter in the universe. Low frequency telescopes will soon map the 21cm line of neutral hydrogen to learn about cosmology and the first stars and galaxies. This research group works to bring together theoretical modelling and statistical tools to enable cosmology through 21cm and line intensity mapping. [more]