Cosmology, Particle and Astrophysics
As leaders in this area, we conduct research on a wide range of topics with the common theme of connecting fundamental principles to the observed universe.
Overview
Research in Cosmology at ASU covers the entire history of the universe, all the way from the quantum gravity epoch at the big bang, through the particle physics phase, to atomic nuclei, then to atoms, stars, galaxies, and ultimately the large-scale structure. A major focus of the Group is to connect the particle physics universe to present day observables, and to understand the transition from linear physics to the non-linear regime during the formation of structures through observational techniques
Why Cosmology, Particle and Astrophysics at ASU ?
Cosmology at ASU is a broad, cohesive research effort in theory and experiment, in collaboration with multiple internationally recognized centers and faculty from other schools.