Georgi Dvali

Prof. Georgi Dvali is a Director at the Max Planck Institute for Physics and works at the Arnold-Sommerfeld-Center for Theoretical Physics at Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) Munich. His research focuses on cosmology, particle physics, and theoretical astrophysics, with contributions to higher-dimensional membrane theories, large extra dimensions, and black hole physics.

Educational Background:

• Bachelor's and Doctorate (1992) from the University of Tbilisi, Georgia.
• Research positions at ICTP, CERN, University of Pisa, and New York University.
• Awarded Alexander von Humboldt Professorship in 2008.

Research Interests: Prof. Dvali explores the intersection of cosmology and particle physics. His work includes gravity modifications in higher dimensions, theoretical frameworks for dark matter (e.g., axion searches), and black hole evaporation in string theory. He also investigates quantum critical systems and holographic principles.

Research Contributions: His publications address microscopic black hole properties, dark sectors, and weak-doublet bosons. Recent work emphasizes strong coupling holography and cosmological models involving 10³² dark sectors.

• Awards: Alexander von Humboldt Professorship (2008).

Labs/Teams: Collaborates on major experiments like ATLAS (LHC), Belle II (antimatter), and CRESST/LEGEND (dark matter detection). Active in initiatives like MADMAX (axion searches) and BabyIAXO.