Armen Sedrakian

Armen Sedrakian is a Professor at Wroclaw University and a Fellow at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies (FIAS), affiliated with Goethe University in Frankfurt. His research focuses on theoretical physics and astrophysics, particularly the physics of compact stars, dense matter behavior under extreme conditions, and QCD at finite temperature/density. Key areas include neutron star cooling mechanisms, hyperonization effects, quark-gluon plasma properties, and axion physics.

Recent work emphasizes Bayesian analysis of covariant density functionals using multimessenger data, phase transitions in hybrid stars, and superconductivity in magnetars. His studies also address transport coefficients in neutron star crusts and the implications of NICER mission data for neutron star structure.

Publications span topics like Josephson currents in neutron stars, thermal Hall effects in dense plasmas, and constraints on axion properties from cooling data. Sedrakian collaborates internationally on projects involving gravitational wave astronomy and Einstein Telescope science.