Davide Gerosa is an associate professor and theoretical astrophysicist with a decade of experience developing computational models for gravitational-wave sources and relativistic astrophysics. He leads the ERC-funded GWmining project at the University of Milan-Bicocca and holds concurrent appointments with the University of Birmingham, bringing international research leadership shaped by a NASA Einstein Fellowship at Caltech. His work focuses on spin precession in black-hole binaries, post-Newtonian inspirals, supermassive black-hole gas accretion, recoils, and tests of compact-object formation in alternative gravity theories. Davide combines deep analytical insight with practical code development to maximize the scientific return of current and future gravitational-wave experiments. Based in Milan, he pairs Cambridge PhD training with a track record of high-impact, computationally intensive research that bridges theory and observational prospects.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
University of Milan
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Theorethical Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Theorethical Physics at University of Cambridge
Scientific High School Diploma, Scientific High School Diploma at Liceo Scientifico Statale P.Frisi, Monza
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