Hi, I'm David
Postdoctoral Researcher
I study the theory behind the gravitational force as well as Bose-Einstein condensate analog models. Thereby, I investigate whether clouds of atoms can be used in laboratories to illuminate the remaining dark spots in our understanding of gravity, cosmology, and other phenomena. Recently, I found myself quite interested in the theoretical foundations of AI. A topic which I aim to pursue scientifically.
Recent Projects
Here is a small collection of recent works of mine:
My PhD thesis provides a thorough derivation of the so-called asymptotic spacetime formalism which I currently apply to beyond GR theories.
I am currently writing an article about how AI and neural networks differ from human and other species‘ brains. Check it out soon.
A large part of my past and active research is dedicated to understanding how certain signals will affect the LISA instrument.
Previous Institutions
Throughout my career, I have been fortunate enough to study at and visit various prestigeous universities. Here is a selection.
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Whether it is personal interest or professional business, for an intriguing discussion or constructive criticism, please feel free to contact me any time. I am always looking forward to meeting new people.
Upcoming Events
- Feb. 2025, Advanced General Relativity Lecture (Jointly with Prof. Heisenberg)
- Dez. 2025, Research stay at ETH Zurich (Group Defenu)
Previous Research Stays
- Nov. 2023, Caltech (Short-term visit, Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics)
- Oct.-Dec. 2023, KITP, UC Santa Barbara (Program)
Previous talks
- May 2025, LISA Community Call, LISA Consortium (online)
- Feb. 2025, Black Hole Mimickers, Princeton Center for Theoretical Science
- Jul. 2024, LISA Symposium, University College Dublin
- Apr. 2024, SXS Webinar, SXS Collaboration (online)
- Nov. 2023, KIPAC CMB Seminar, Stanford University
- Nov. 2023, INPA Seminar, University of California, Berkeley
- Jul. 2023, Quantum Gravity 2023, Radboud University
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