Summary
Lionel London is a Royal Society Research Fellow at King’s College London with 11 years of experience advancing theoretical and computational General Relativity. Trained at Georgia Tech (PhD) and shaped by postdoctoral roles at MIT Kavli, GRAPPA (UAmsterdam) and Cardiff, he combines deep analytic and numerical skills—Matlab, spectroscopy analysis, LaTeX—with a track record of publishing and modeling relativistic phenomena. He excels at turning abstract GR problems into testable predictions and data-ready analyses, often bridging observational techniques and theory. Based in London, he brings both academic rigor and practical lab/contract experience (including early work with NRL and teaching roles), reflecting a rare mix of research leadership and hands-on experimental savvy.
11 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physics, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physics at Georgia Institute of Technology