Velkomin / Welcome 👋
Síðan er á ensku en hægt er að lesa aðeins um Skuggsjá hér / We work on experiments probing the early universe, the nature of dark matter, and the birth of the first stars. From here you can take a quick tour of our efforts, read about our projects, or get in touch.
A key aspect of our research at the University of Iceland and Stockholm University focuses on optics design, characterization, and technology development for telescopes operating at millimetre wavelengths and the development of novel metamaterial resonators.
Our efforts are supported by the Science Institute at the University of Iceland, The Stockholm University Physics Department and the Oskar Klein Centre for Cosmoparticle Physics. Our group efforts are funded by the European Research Council, the Icelandic Reseach Fund, the Swedish National Space Agency, the Swedish Research Council, the Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education, the European Space Agency, and the Knut and Allice Wallenberg Foundation. We are truly thankful to these funding agencies!
Gaganpreet Singh presented his work on absorber development at the IRMMW-THz conference at Aalto University. Here is a photo of Gaganpreet standing next his poster. The conference organizers told everyone to prepare posters in A1 format and then provided stands in A0 format…
Gauti Leon Agnarsson completed his BSc project (link to thesis) with the research group this spring. His project focused on the construction a simple radio antenna to that could detect 21-cm radiation from neutral hydrogen in our galaxy. The project is based on a hilarious paper called WTH! Wok the Hydrogen: Measurement of Galactice Neutral Hydrogen in Noisy Urban Environment Using Kitchenware (https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.15163)