Zheng Zhang

Zheng Zhang is a research associate in Radio Cosmology at the Astronomy and Astrophysics Theory Group. His expertise spans cosmology, astrophysics, and astronomical instrumentation.

• Primary affiliation: Astronomy and Astrophysics Theory Group
• Key research areas: 21cm Cosmology, Cosmic Reionization, Antenna Design, Power Spectra Analysis

Zheng Zhang's research focuses on advancing understanding of the early universe through radio cosmology techniques. His work involves:

• Developing novel antenna systems for 21cm global signal detection
• Modeling spinning dust radiation
• Improving calibration methods for radio arrays
• Statistical analysis of cosmic structures

His publications highlight technical innovations in radio astronomy instrumentation and fundamental studies of cosmic reionization. Key projects include:

• RHINO antenna development
• Spinning dust modeling (SpyDust)
• Murchison Widefield Array analysis
• 21cm power spectra constraints