What do we do?

Physics laws and principles dictate how the Universe evolves -- from the sub-atomic scale to the cosmological scale. Physicists working at different subjects are devoted to the goal of finding the most fundamental properties of matter, including what they are and how they interact.
In our group, we seek to find answers to questions related to physics at the extreme -- conditions that we cannot replicate inside the laboratories. To this aim, we look at some of the most violent astrophysical phenomena over the sky, to understand how physics work therein and how they happen.

Questions that we are focusing to find answers now:

• How are where are the known elements made in the Universe?
• How do neutrinos, particles that interact weakly with matter, behave (interact and oscillate) at dense environments where they are trapped?
• How do various kinds of supernovae explode?
• What is the state of matter inside the most dense objects of the Universe, the neutron stars?
• Can we find signature of physics beyond-the-Standard-Model with astrophysical messengers?
• What are the astrophysical sources of making the most energetic particles in the Universe?

If you are interested in any of these topics, feel free to contact or join us!