Juliana Kwan

Dr. Juliana Kwan is a Researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, where she contributes to the Relativity and Gravitation research group. Her work focuses on cosmological phenomena, particularly the interplay between baryon physics and redshift space distortions.

Education and Background: While specific educational details are not listed, her affiliation suggests advanced training in theoretical physics or applied mathematics. She holds a doctoral title (Dr.) and is active in academic research.

Research Interests: Dr. Kwan's research explores gravitational dynamics, cosmological models, and astrophysical processes. Her recent publication (2024) examines baryon effects on small-scale structures in redshift space, contributing to our understanding of galaxy distribution and dark matter interactions.

Publications: Her work integrates computational cosmology and observational data to address unresolved questions in gravitational physics. The listed paper highlights her focus on precision cosmology and large-scale structure formation.

Affiliations: Based at the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Mathematics, she is reachable at Room BL.33 and via email jk945@cam.ac.uk.