Principle investigator
Enrico Barausse
I’m a relativist interested in the physics and astrophysics of gravitational waves and their sources (black holes and neutron stars), as well as in theories of gravity extending General Relativity.
PhD students
Gianmarco Puleo
My research is primarily focused on gravitational wave (GW) parameter estimation using machine learning. I’m currently working on simulation-based inference methods for the low-latency estimation of massive black hole binaries whose coalescence will be measured by the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna, a space-based GW detector which is scheduled to be launched in 2034. In my free time, I love singing and hiking in the mountains.