Teaching

I currently teach the Physical Cosmology course at Queen Mary University of London.

Physical Cosmology

An undergraduate module covering the theoretical and observational foundations of modern cosmology, from the geometry of spacetime to the large-scale structure of the Universe. The course emphasises quantitative problem-solving alongside conceptual understanding, supported by hands-on computational notebooks.

QMUL Institution
Undergraduate Level
Classical mechanics, thermodynamics, special relativity Prerequisite knowledge
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The Flatness Problem & Inflation

Explores the observed flatness of the Universe using the Hubble diagram of Type Ia supernovae, and how cosmic inflation resolves the flatness problem. Includes interactive widgets for exploring the underlying theory.

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Dark Matter & Galactic Rotation Curves

Interactive exploration of how dark matter halo properties shape galactic rotation curves, with a top-down view of a model galaxy, separate disc/halo contributions to the rotation curve, and observed data overlaid for by-eye fitting.

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Get in Touch

For questions about the course or materials, please get in touch by email.

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Institution Queen Mary University of London