Marius Adrian Oancea

Marius Adrian Oancea is a researcher in the Department of Gravitational Physics at the Faculty of Physics. His work focuses on gravitational wave physics, general relativity, and quantum interferometry. He actively contributes to peer-reviewed journals and international conferences.

Research Interests

His research spans gravitational lensing, wave polarization effects, and experimental measurements of gravitational interactions. He combines theoretical relativity with practical interferometry techniques to study spacetime distortions and quantum phenomena.

Publications Trends

Recent publications highlight his contributions to gravitational wave memory effects, polarization-dependent lensing models, and quantum experiments for measuring gravitational phase shifts.

Projects

• Lensing of electromagnetic and gravitational waves (2025-2029): A research funding project exploring multi-messenger wave interactions.