Denis Martynov

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Gravitational waves, quantum optics, inertial isolation, machine learning

20142024

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Biography

Dr Denis Martynov started his research in the field of gravitational waves as a graduate student. He developed an automated procedure for bringing the LIGO interferometers to the linear regime. Denis has also helped to improve the sensitivity of the detectors up to the level when the first direct observation of gravitational waves could occur.

Research interests

Denis develops new designs and technologies for future gravitational-wave detectors within the LIGO Scientific Collaboration. He also studies macroscopic quantum optomechanics and searches for axion dark matter within the Quantum Interferometry collaboration.

For more information visit GW Laboratories.

Education/Academic qualification

Doctor of Philosophy, Lock Acquisition and Sensitivity Analysis of Advanced LIGO Interferometers, California Institute of Technology

1 Sept 201112 Jun 2015

Award Date: 12 Jun 2015

Master of Physics, Numerical Solution of the Boltzmann Kinetic Equation on Unstructured Spatial Grids, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

1 Jul 201030 Jul 2011

Award Date: 12 Jun 2012

Bachelor of Science, Analysis and Simulation of Rarefied Gas Flows in Microdevices, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

1 Sept 200630 Jun 2010

Award Date: 24 Jun 2010

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