
Explore the fundamentals of general relativity, from special relativity to curved spacetime, challenging perceptions of gravity, light, and the nature of reality itself.

Explore quantum field theory in curved spacetime, understanding gravity's effects on particles and fields, including phenomena like the Hawking effect and Unruh vacuum.

Explore Einstein's Theory of General Relativity with physicist Anthony Zee, covering gravity waves, curved spacetime, black holes, and cutting-edge topics in theoretical physics. Gain insights into the mysteries of our universe.

Explore quantum effects in gravitational physics, including Hawking radiation and measuring spacetime geometry with quantum objects. Gain insights into the mathematics behind these phenomena.

Explore nonlocal generalisations of Green hyperbolicity, examining applications in QFT on curved spacetimes and implications for measurement theory and noncommutative geometries.

Explore the Unruh effect in thermal analogue systems, focusing on BECs and superfluid helium. Discover recent proposals and theoretical developments for detecting this quantum phenomenon.

Explore fermion propagation on curved IKKT matrix model backgrounds, examining spin-geometry coupling and comparing results with Einstein-Cartan theory and general relativity.

Explore quantum communication in curved spacetimes, examining its implications for gravity and potential lab applications.

Explore Feynman propagators on curved spacetime, their construction, and connection to quantum states. Delve into microlocal techniques and their application to wave and Dirac-type operators.

Explore new renormalisation group equations for curved spacetimes, focusing on perturbative algebraic quantum field theory and flow equations applicable to arbitrary globally hyperbolic spacetimes.

Explore quantum field theory in curved spacetime, examining its principles, applications, and mathematical challenges in the context of general relativity and black hole phenomena.

Explore the Feynman propagator in Quantum Field Theory, examining its definitions and applications across various spacetime models, including stationary, FLRW, and de Sitter.