About Me
Andrew L. Miller is a postdoctoral scholar at the National Institute for Subatomic Physics (Nikhef) and Utrecht University, in the Netherlands. His research interests include the detection of gravitational waves from neutron stars, primordial black holes binaries and particle dark matter. He is a member of the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaborations.
h-index: 66 / 22 | publiations: 150 / 49 | # citations: 48k / 1.6k
The first number is calculated by including all my publications plus LIGO ones; the second number is calculated by excluding all LIGO works.
Interests
- Probing dark matter with gravitational waves
- Direct detection of dark matter
- Searching for gravitational waves from neutron stars
- Machine learning
- Gravitational waves from binary primordial black holes
Education
PhD Physics
Sapienza University of Rome and University of Florida
Masters Physics
University of Florida
BS Physics
The College of New Jersey
My Research
Developing methods to detect particle dark matter, neutron stars and primordial black holes using gravitational waves. Please contact me to get involved!
Ongoing projects
Tutorials
Recent Publications
(2024).
Continuous Gravitational Waves: A New Window to Look for Heavy Non-annihilating Dark Matter.
(2024).
Detection of anomalies amongst LIGOtextquoterights glitch populations with autoencoders.
Class. Quant. Grav..