Astronomy from Space
Gravitational Wave Astronomy
The Gravitational Wave Astronomy team, led by Professor Linqing Wen, is probing our Universe using the emerging astronomical messenger of gravitational waves (GW). They transfer signal-processing technologies developed for ground-based gravitational wave detectors to observations from space, as well as combine gravitational wave and electromagnetic (EM) information for breakthrough science and for a better understanding of our astrophysical Universe.
Their strengths include:
- Methods and strategies to detect gravitational waves (GWs) from space;
- Studies of GW sources suitable for joint space-ground detections;
- Joint GW-EM coincidence detection and astrophysical implications; and
- Cosmology using GW signals detected from space and the ground.
The Gravitational Wave Astronomy Team is based in the School of Physics of The University of Western Australia (UWA) and is part of the Australian Consortium for Interferometric Gravitational Astronomy (ACIGA).
Node Leader
Professor Linqing Wen
linqing.wen [at] uwa.edu.au
School of Physics, Maths and Computing
35 Stirling Highway
Crawley 6009 WA
Professor Linqing Wen
Lead: Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Damon Beveridge
Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Alistair McLeod
Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Carlo Mungioli
Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Sunil Choudhary
Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Weichangfeng Guo
Gravitational Wave Astronomy