Sajad Aghapour

Dr. Sajad Aghapour is a Junior Scientist/Postdoc at the Albert Einstein Institute (AEI), part of the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics in Potsdam. His primary affiliation is within the Geometry and Gravitation research group, focusing on theoretical and mathematical aspects of gravitational physics and electromagnetism.

His research interests include general relativity, black hole physics, quantum gravity, and electromagnetic field interactions. Notable work involves studying conservation laws (e.g., helicity, spin, zilch) in gravitational and electromagnetic systems, as well as variational principles in gravitational theories. He has contributed to understanding black hole entropy through Hawking radiation analysis and explored relativistic electrodynamics in curved spacetime.

Dr. Aghapour's recent publications (2016–2024) highlight trends in analyzing gravitational systems via covariant formulations, symmetry-based conservation laws, and applications of advanced geometric methods in physics. His work bridges classical field theories with quantum phenomena, particularly in high-energy astrophysical contexts.

He currently holds no listed awards or grants, though his research contributions reflect active engagement in cutting-edge theoretical physics. His office is located at AEI's Potsdam site (Room 2.70), and he is reachable via email.