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Who We Are
Who We Are
A diverse group of young researchers from all over, working on various branches of quantum gravity. United by our shared interest in quantum gravity, and the desire to learn about quantum gravity in the broadest sense.
Our seminar series will touch on topics such as string theory, holography, emergent gravity, loop quantum gravity, phenomenological research, asymptotic safety, black holes and gravitational waves, early universe cosmology, experiments of quantized gravity, and related topics such as classical gravity, and quantum field theory on curved spacetime.
YRQG is supported by DFG Research Training Group (RTG) 2522
The organisation committee
The organisation committee
Gabriel Assant (University of Sussex)
Gabriel Assant (University of Sussex)
Research: Non-perturbative functional renormalisation group in quantum gravity.
Interests: Higher-curvature extensions of GR, Spectral representations of graviton correlation functions.
Johanna Borissova (Perimeter Institute)
Johanna Borissova (Perimeter Institute)
Research: Continuum limit of spin foams, quantum black holes.
Interests: Loop quantum gravity, Asymptotic safety & relation to String swampland, observables in QG.
Linda van Manen (FSU Jena)
Linda van Manen (FSU Jena)
Research: Tests of quantum gravity.
Interests: Quantum foundation, black holes, cosmology, and the early universe.
Gabriel Picanço (University of Sussex)
Gabriel Picanço (University of Sussex)
Research: Non-perturbative fixed points of Super-Yang-Mills theories.
Interests: Asymptotic safety in QG and Particle Physics, geometry of Yang-Mills theories, foundations of QM and QFT.
Tobias Schröder (University of Münster)
Tobias Schröder (University of Münster)
Research: Gravitational waves from the early universe, cosmic defects.
Interests: Cosmology, infrared structure of gauge theories and gravity.
Former members
Former members
José Diogo Simão (FSU Jena)
José Diogo Simão (FSU Jena)
Research: Spin-foam quantum gravity.
Interests: Topological field theories, quantum foundations, philosophy of physics.
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