Cosmology Research Group News

On 2 and 3 September up to 30,000 visitors sought answers to the question: what holds the world together?

CosmoGridV1 is a large lightcone simulation set for map-level, simulation-based cosmological inference with probes of large scale structure. It is designed for practical parameter measurement with Stage-III survey data and Machine Learning inference. It contains 2500 unique cosmological models spanning different combinations of 6 cosmological parameters and is publicly available at www.cosmogrid.ai.

Please join us in welcoming Arne Thomsen as a new PhD Student in the Cosmology Research Group.

Please join us in welcoming Pascal Hitz as a new PhD Student in the Cosmology Research Group.

Please join us in welcoming Silvan Fischbacher as a new PhD Student in the Cosmology Research Group.

Please join us in welcoming Virginia Ajani as a new Postdoc in the Cosmology Research Group.

Please join us in welcoming Sara Aliqolizadehsafari as a new data scientist in the Cosmology Research Group.

Please join us in welcoming Alexander Reeves as a new PhD Student in the Cosmology Research Group.

Please join us in welcoming Marta Spinelli as a new Postdoc in the Cosmology Research Group.

PyCosmo is a Python-​based framework providing theoretical predictions for cosmological analyses. It is unique in its interactive, user-​friendly interface, the PyCosmo Hub. Being fast and accurate, PyCosmo represents a powerful research tool in the new era of collaborative precision Cosmology.