ProfessorClaudia de Rham
Professor of Theoretical Physics
Department of Physics - Faculty of Natural Sciences
- Professor of Theoretical PhysicsDepartment of Physics - Faculty of Natural Sciences
- H506, Huxley Building, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom
RESEARCH
Gravity as a low-energy quantum effective field theory with an emphasize on theoretical consistency, quantum stability, embedding with a consistent high energy completion and relevance for cosmology and gravitational wave observations.
UV Completeness: Understanding the low-energy restrictions to the existence of a standard high energy completion and consequences to Cosmology, particle physics, BSM, dark matter, dark energy and gravitational waves.
Cosmological Constant Problem: Understanding the effect from quantum vacuum energy on gravity and cosmology.
Early Universe Cosmology:Probing signatures of the Early Universe be it for inflation or its alternatives.
Dark Energy: What is the source of the late–time acceleration of the Universe?
Tests of Gravity: Using Gravitational Waves to probe gravity in conjunction with laboratory, Solar System, Astrophysical Cosmological tests and screening mechanisms.
See inSpires for a list of publications, Author Identifier: C.de.Rham.1