Graduate Student
- Address:
- ERC 426
- Email:
- grleone@uchicago.edu
Research
I'm interested in how fundamental particle physics can shape the history and observable structure of the universe. Specifically, my research is in early-universe cosmology phenomenology and beyond the standard model (BSM) theory. My current work focuses on understanding how particles can be produced by a variety of interactions in the early universe, especially gravity, and what that can inform us about fundamental theory. In the past, I have worked on a variety of beyond the standard model phenomenology as well as experimental particle astrophysics and nuclear physics.
Research Area: Particle Physics, Astrophysics, Cosmology
Research Group: Kavli Insitute for Cosmological Physics, Enrico Fermi Institute
Research Advisor: Edward "Rocky" Kolb