Graham White

Dr. Graham White is a Lecturer in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Southampton. His research focuses on cosmology, gravitational waves, particle physics, and early universe studies. He advises multiple PhD students in areas such as Physics and Quantum Mechanics.

His recent work explores gravitational wave signals from phase transitions, cosmic string dynamics, and high-energy astrophysical phenomena. Notable collaborations include studies on electroweak phase transitions at muon colliders and baryogenesis mechanisms linked to QCD transitions.

• PhD Supervisees: Angus Spalding, Alexander Nathan Jackson, Wanxiang Fan, Mehr-Un-Nisa Mirza, Martina Fusi
• Key Research Themes: Gravitational Wave Astronomy, Early Universe Cosmology, High-Energy Particle Physics

Publications span prestigious journals like Reviews of Modern Physics and arXiv preprints, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches between theoretical physics and observational cosmology.