Marc Manera Miret

Marc Manera Miret is a Research Professor in the Department of Physics, currently serving as Principal Investigator for the project 'Exploración del universo con cartografiados de galaxias en Euclid y sus sinergías con otros surveys' (2024-2026). His research focuses on cosmological surveys and large-scale structure analysis.

Research Interests:
Dr. Manera Miret specializes in cosmological phenomena including dark energy, baryon acoustic oscillations, and neutrino physics. His work utilizes large-scale galaxy surveys like BOSS and Dark Energy Survey to study:

• Galaxy clustering statistics and power spectrum analysis
• Cosmic expansion history and dark energy properties
• Neutrino mass constraints from cosmological observations
• Bispectrum measurements and cosmological parameter estimation
• Computational methods in cosmology and astrophysics

Research Publications:
His publications demonstrate expertise in both fundamental cosmology and applied computational modeling. Recent work spans cosmological survey analysis and interdisciplinary applications like epidemiological modeling, showing versatility in applying astrophysical techniques to complex systems.

Research Projects:

• Principal Investigator: 'Exploración del universo con cartografiados de galaxias en Euclid y sus sinergías con otros surveys' (2024-2026) - Focused on galaxy cartography using Euclid mission data synergies