I contribute to multiple international simulation and survey collaborations focused on galaxy formation and cosmology.
FLARES
The First Light And Reionisation Epoch Simulations
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FLARES is a suite of high-redshift zoom simulations designed to probe rare environments at high fidelity and large effective volume. I led the first release paper and several follow-up studies on environmental trends and passive populations.
Cosmology and Astrophysics with MachinE Learning Simulations
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CAMELS links cosmology, galaxy formation, and machine learning through large simulation suites. In this collaboration I ran the SWIFT-EAGLE simulation suite, generated very large synthetic photometric catalogues, and worked on generative and inference-oriented modelling workflows.
I am part of the Euclid Consortium and co-lead passive galaxy science in the galaxy and AGN evolution working group. This collaboration connects simulation-led interpretation with large survey data products.
Learning the Universe develops scalable forward-modelling and simulation-based inference pipelines for cosmology and astrophysics. My work includes LtU-ILI development and applications combining synthetic observables with inference.
The Gravitational Waves x Galaxy Catalogues collaboration
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GWCats brings together the gravitational-wave and galaxy-catalog communities. It is focused on building shared catalogue and analysis frameworks that support multi-messenger science.
Simba is a major galaxy-formation simulation suite used for diverse physics and synthetic-observation studies. My contributions include dusty-galaxy modelling, orientation-dependent emission analyses, and related high-redshift investigations.
