Our group's research spans the evolution of the faintest galaxies in the nearby universe, the formation of cosmic structure, and the fundamental nature of dark matter. We tackle these problems using advanced cosmological simulations, computational and theoretical techniques, and the latest galaxy survey and gravitational lensing data.
Sandip is developing simulations of galaxy and dark matter structure and using machine learning techniques to reveal observable signatures of new dark matter physics.
Ollie is a graduate student using cosmological simulations to model strong gravitational lensing data and probe the nature of dark matter.
Mia is studying galaxy evolution in the local universe using simulations and survey data.
Wisha is developing semi-analytic models of subhalo and satellite galaxy populations to test fundamental physics.
Zewei is a graduate student using hydrodynamic simulations of dwarf galaxies to advance galaxy formation theory and near-field cosmology.
Students and postdocs I have mentored at other institutions are listed on the mentoring page.
I am recruiting undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral researchers to join my group at UC San Diego. If you're interested, please email me at enadler@ucsd.edu.