Konstantinos Dimopoulos

Konstantinos Dimopoulos is a Professor in Theoretical Cosmology at the Department of Physics, Lancaster University. His research bridges fundamental physics and cosmology, focusing on Cosmic Inflation, Dark Energy, and Primordial Magnetic Fields.

• Department: Physics
• Office: C056, C-Floor, Physics Building
• Email: konst.dimopoulos@lancaster.ac.uk

His work explores realistic inflationary models, the generation of Primordial Density Perturbations, and the unification of Quintessential Inflation with particle physics phenomenology. Recent research connects inflationary dynamics to magnetic field generation.

• PhD Supervision Interests: Cosmic Inflation, Quintessential Inflation
• Current Supervisees: Callum Bell, Lucy Brissenden

He participates in the Lancaster, Manchester, Sheffield Consortium for Fundamental Physics (2023–2026) and its predecessor (2020–2023), linking collider physics to cosmology. His research leverages observations like Planck CMB data and upcoming missions such as POLARBEAR and EUCLID to test theoretical models.