Gravitational waves
Continuous-wave targets, compact objects, and the interpretation of weak, long-duration signals.
Research
I work at the boundary between theoretical modelling and astrophysical inference, with a focus on gravitational waves, compact objects, and multi-messenger astronomy.
Research areas
Three connected directions that define my current research profile.
Compact objects
Neutron-star deformations, black-hole accretion systems, and the physical geometry behind high-energy observations.
Multi-messenger inference
Combining gravitational and electromagnetic channels into physically consistent models.
Questions in view
Representative questions guiding my reading and modelling.
- How can continuous gravitational-wave searches become more sensitive and physically interpretable?
- How do compact-object geometry and emission mechanisms appear in polarimetric observations?
- How can heterogeneous signals be combined without losing physical consistency?