Research Areas
- Phenomenology of quantum gravity
- Gravity in quantum systems
- Multi-messenger astrophysics
- Lorentz invariance violation and deformation
- Table-top gravity measurements
- Quantum reference frames and observers
- Gravitational decoherence mechanisms
- Infrared/ultraviolet mixing in quantum gravity
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Latest publications
Non-twisting geometries in general relativity and its extensions
Knoška, Šimon
2026-11-09
ERG, axions, and a PT-symmetric accelerating Universe
Mavromatos, Nick E., Sarkar, Sarben
2026-11-07 · arXiv:2611.10584
Multi-Probe Cosmological Constraints on Clustering DBI Dark Energy Scenario
Ganguly, Samit, More, Surhud, Manna, Goutam, Bamba, Kazuharu, Guendelman, Eduardo, Bhattacharyya, Abhijit
2026-11-05 · arXiv:2611.08008
Topology change and the Gauss Bonnet term in causal set theory: the sign of the cosmological term and the axion decay constant
Tsilioukas, Stylianos A.
2026-11-04 · arXiv:2611.06102
Probing gravity at megahertz frequencies with levitated rotors
Fadel, Matteo, Vinante, Andrea
2026-11-04 · arXiv:2611.06893
Finite is not enough: Triviality bounds in nonlocal field theories
Wagner, Fabian
2026-11-04 · arXiv:2611.07026
Unruh-DeWitt detectors in a delocalized massive shell
Valle, Giovanna F. do, Shariff, Saadat Salman, Möller, Natália S., Yokomizo, Nelson
2026-11-04 · arXiv:2611.07058
Cosmological evolution and late-time attractors in axion-monopole interacting dark energy
Saridakis, Emmanuel N.
2026-11-03 · arXiv:2611.05190
Reference-renormalized Jacobi primitives for finite-distance massive-particle deflection
Pantig, Reggie C.
2026-11-02 · arXiv:2611.03746
Projective relativistic dynamics from a quantum Lorentz algebra: time-dependent deformed Hamiltonians on (anti-)de Sitter spaces
Campoamor-Stursberg, Rutwig, Carballal, Oscar, Herranz, Francisco J.
2026-11-01 · arXiv:2611.02242
Key scientific Questions:
- Is gravity quantized, and what constitutes a quantum signature of gravity?
- Which observations cannot be explained using a classical theory of gravity, and which quantum aspects of gravity can we hope to test?
- Is there a separation of scales in gravitational interactions, or shall we expect ultraviolet effects to percolate to low energies?
- How does gravity (both classical and quantum) affect the dynamics of quantum systems?
- What is the relation between quantum reference frames in quantum mechanics and quantum observers in quantum gravity?
