Projects Available
Hidden symmetries of gravity and BKL cosmology
Prof. Hermann Nicolai
Inhomogeneous relativistic cosmology
Prof. Kjell Rosquist
Light propagation in an inhomogeneous universe
Prof. Kjell Rosquist
Gravity and Defects in the Crystalline Universe
Prof. Hagen Kleinert
Hydrodynamic and Radiative properties of Black Hole Accretion Flows and their Observational Consequences
Prof. Sandip Chakrabarti
Chemical Evolution of Rotating, Collapsing, Protostellar Clouds
Prof. Sandip Chakrabarti
Non-gravitational Black Hole: effective metric in non-linear Electrodynamics
Prof. Mario Novello
Bouncing Cosmology
Prof. Mario Novello
New focusing multi-telescope configuration studies for future broad band X-/gamma-ray astronomy missions
Prof. Filippo Frontera
Bulk motion Comptonization in black hole/neutron star
binary systems: prediction vs. observations
Prof. Lev Titarchuk
Gamma-ray lens development and test
Prof. Filippo Frontera
Physics and Cosmology from Gamma-ray bursts spectrum energy correlations
Prof. Lorenzo Amati
Systematic studies of the erratic time variability of the prompt emission and early afterglow of GRBs
Prof. Cristiano Guidorzi
Origin of the diversity of planetary systems
Prof. Alessandro Morbidelli
Fundamental stellar parameters and distances in the local Universe
Prof. Denis Mourard
Model and detection of individual sources in the confusion background of advanced detectors
Prof. Tania Regimbau
The gravitational wave stochastic background: model and detection of non gaussian regimes, application to cosmic strings and astrophysical sources
Prof. Tania Regimbau
Emission from the photosphere of Gamma Ray Bursts: kinetic approach
Prof. Remo Ruffini
Theory of correlations in the Large Scale Structure of the Universe
Prof. Remo Ruffini
Detecting and characterizing the primordial galaxies with the VLT-MUSE instrument
Prof. E. Slezak and D. Mary
Relativistic planetology in multi-planetary systems
Prof. Eric Bois
The mass distribution of distant galaxy clusters, the structure formation scenario and magnified distant Supernovae
Prof. Massimo Della Valle and Prof. Piero Rosati
Pair-Instability Supernovae Explosion and Gamma-Ray Bursts
Prof. Pascal Chardonnet
Astrophysics, PhD Program