Department of Physics, Harvard University, 351 Jefferson Lab
17 Oxford St. Cambridge, MA
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You can find the codes that I have written in the github, including:
21cmvFAST: a modification of 21cmFAST to include dark matter-baryon relative velocities.
RelicFast: a code to find scale-dependent bias from light relics and massive neutrinos.
For a complete list of my publications see
or:
I have been recently working on 21-cm simulations with 21cmvFAST, to show the velocity-induced acoustic oscillations (VAOs) induced in the 21-cm signal during cosmic dawn. See this and this paper for more info.
Here is a cool gif that did not make it into the paper (for obvious reasons). It's the evolution of T_21 in a simulation slice (300 Mpc in size) across the entire cosmic dawn. (z=35-12).
My recent work on millicharged dark matter published in Nature has been featured in the Spanish newspaper El País, in Physics World, Cosmos Magazine, and Live Science, as well as in podcasts such as El Método and Señal y Ruido (in Spanish), amongst others.
Work done during my PhD on microlensing of Fast Radio Bursts, published in PRL, was also featured in Futurity and the JHU HUB.
