The Postdoc Path Podcast

Nils' research is focused on searching for new physics beyond the Standard Model of particle physics using gravitational wave observations

Ani's research focuses on searching for new physics in extreme astrophysical settings.

Kevin develops new optical technologies to explore the physics of biomolecular systems.

Delilah's research involves leveraging features of the spacetime geometry and the radiation sourced near black holes to determine properties of black holes we can observe.

Alex works at the Princeton University Broadcast Center as a Video Production Technician. He specializes in studio and live event production while also supporting the rest of the Broadcast Center team on film shoots.

Suvendu’s current research focuses on studying compact objects coming from quantum gravity, and their relevance for astrophysical observations.

Miloš's research focuses on using quantitative imaging methods to study the physical principles which govern the developmental programs in living organisms.

Kelsey studies the collective dynamics of bacterial communities, particularly bacteria in flow environments, aiming to bring together quantitative physics analysis with exciting biological systems.

Bernardo is a theoretical physicist working on quantum field theories and conformal field theories.

Gautam’s recent research focuses on probing fundamental aspects of quantum gravity through (thought) experiments where both gravity and quantum mechanics play an essential role.

Alejandro's research focuses on understanding how bacteria self-assemble and function in complex environments.

Rita’s research focuses on black holes in General Relativity. In particular, she uses techniques from mathematics to investigate the properties of perturbations of Kerr black holes.

Elias’ research involves the numerical solution of Einstein’s equations to study the physics of neutron stars -- some of the most extreme objects in the universe.

Sam's research focuses on using strongly coupled quantum field theories to study the nature of quantum gravity through the AdS/CFT correspondence.

Zoe's research focuses on using ultracold atomic and molecular gases to explore the physics of strongly-correlated materials.