Xander Nagels

Xander Nagels is a doctoral researcher in High Energy Physics at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, affiliated with the Faculty of Sciences and Bioengineering Sciences. His work focuses on theoretical cosmology, particle physics, and astroparticle dynamics.

Research Interests: Nagels investigates phenomena such as domain walls, bubble dynamics, and leptogenesis in the early universe. His research spans

• Dark Matter production
• Quantum Field Theory
• Early Universe Cosmology
• Collider Physics

Research Trends: His recent publications explore connections between baryogenesis, bubble wall propagation, and neutrino physics, with a focus on scenarios involving domain wall collapse and secluded dark sectors.

Collaborations: Nagels has engaged in external research activities, including a research stay at King's College London (June 2024). His work involves international collaborations in theoretical physics.

Metrics: He has an h-index of 41 based on publications in Scopus and Pure, with citations reflecting his contributions to High Energy Physics and Cosmology.