As the academic year 2021/22 draws to a close our group is welcoming the visits of Yasha Shnir (Oldenburg, Germany), Jorge Castelo (Santigo de Compostela, Spain) and Sergio Gimeno Soler (IST-Lisbon and Valencia, Spain).
Marie Sklodowska Curie Actions fund post-doctoral fellowships. A call is currently open (until 14 September 2022). Aveiro University and our group can host appropriate candidates for these grants. Please contact the group coordinator (C. Herdeiro) in case you are interested in applying.
Gr@v is one of the 126 groups/institutions that joined the European Consortium for Astroparticle Theory (EuCAPT). EuCAPT purpose is to bring together theoretical cosmologists and astroparticle physicists across Europe aiming at increasing the exchange of ideas, coordinate scientific activities, help in the attraction of adequate resources as well as promoting a stimulating, fair and open environment in which young scientists can thrive. Gr@v's participation is coordinated by A. Morais.
Group member Felipe Freitas embraced a new career at Électricité de France (EDF), at the bureau based on Brighton UK. Felipe's expertise on machine/deep learning will now be applied to other problems. Felipe will remain a collaborator of the group still developing some of our current research directions. See you soon Felipe!
To close our academic year seminar/webinar programme we had the pleasure to host Leong Khim Wong, from Saclay, France, who gave an on campus seminar on "Gravitational Waves from spontaneously scalarized black holes", on June 29 2022.
Gr@v members A. Morais, F. Freitas and C. Herdeiro, reuniting with former member N. Sanchis-Gual, in Valencia, Spain, during the 2nd Workshop on Compact Objects, Gravitational Waves and Deep Learning (20-23 June 2022).
Gr@v member Alexandre Pombo, gave the invited seminar "Spontaneous scalarization of black holes" for the Theoretical Astrophysics Tuebingen group, during his visit from 1 - 5 Jun.
A two days workshop "Exact solutions in classical field theory: Solitons, black holes and bosons stars", that will take place on 2-3 June will honour the work of Yves Brihaye, former head of the Research Unit of Theoretical and Mathematical Physics and currently Professor Emeritus in the Unit Physics of the Univers, Fields and Gravitation. As long time collaborators, E. Radu and C. Herdeiro are two of the invited speakers of the workshop.