Louis Strigari

Prof. Strigari's research is in the fields of astroparticle physics and cosmology, with a focus on neutrinos and dark matter. Strigari is interested in searches for new physics via neutrino interactions, and searches for dark matter via direct and indirect methods. Since joining Texas A&M, Strigari has been a member of the Dark Energy Survey, focusing on interpreting data from the Local Group and Milky Way satellite galaxies. He uses cosmological simulations to study the theoretical properties of dark matter and faint satellite galaxies. Strigari is also interested in high energy gamma-ray astrophysics, in particular using Fermi-LAT data to identify and model new gamma-ray sources.

Research Team

• Yuewen Qi
• Alex Riley
• Addy Evans
• Moonzarin Reza
• Odelia Hartl
• Yi Zhuang

Institutional Partnerships

• Mitchell Institute for Fundamental Physics & Astronomy

News Highlights

• Hitting the neutrino floor
• Neutrinos rising from the floor