About Me
This is me in Petra.
WHO AM I?
My name is Kenny, Chun Yu, Ng (吳震宇). I am an assistant professor in the Department of Physics, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, working on theoretical astroparticle physics.
I was a Marie Curie fellow in GRAPPA, University of Amsterdam (2019-2020). Before that I was a postdoc fellow at the Weizmann Institute of Science, thanks to the generous support of the Croucher Foundation, as well as the Benoziyo Fellowship. (2016-2019)
Previously I was a graduate student and a presidential fellow in CCAPP at the Ohio State University under the supervision of Prof. John Beacom.
I come from the beautiful city of Hong Kong, and did my undergraduate study at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Research Interest
Generally, I am interested in testing particle physics in astrophysical and cosmological scenarios.
Specifically, my current work involves testing the particle nature of dark matter, why the Sun is shining in gamma rays, and various topics in neutrino astrophysics and high-energy astrophysics
If you are curious, I have a blog to keep track of papers that I personally find interesting on arxiv. https://kennyarxiv.blogspot.com/
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How to find me?
kcyng"at"phy.cuhk.edu.hk
kenny"dot"chunyu"dot"ng@gmail.com
Me and one of my cute nephews.