Amare Abebe
Professor of Cosmology
President, African Astronomical Society
Researching the physics of the Universe, developing scientific capacity and strengthening astronomy across Africa.
President, African Astronomical Society
Researching the physics of the Universe, developing scientific capacity and strengthening astronomy across Africa.
I am a theoretical cosmologist working at the intersection of gravitation, cosmology and astronomical observations. My research explores modified gravity, cosmological perturbations, dark-sector models, black-hole physics and cosmological tensions.
A current focus is the Cosmological Consistency Triangle (CCT), which tests cosmological models against background expansion, growth amplitude and a theory-specific observable. Some recent work in this direction:
The Cosmological Consistency Triangle as a Model-Discrimination Framework
Cosmological Tensions as Consistency Conditions for f(Q) Gravity
I welcome prospective honours, master’s and doctoral, and postdoctoral researchers in cosmology, gravitation and related fields.