Area of research
Nuclear and High Energy Physics · Astronomy and Astrophysics
Research interest
Research interests include Moduli space, Physics, Medicine, Conjecture, Mathematics, and String theory.
Exact flux vacua, symmetries, and the structure of the landscape
Finiteness theorems and counting conjectures for the flux landscape
Structure and complexity of cosmological correlators
Engineering small flux superpotentials and mass hierarchies
Finiteness for self-dual classes in integral variations of Hodge structure
Global symmetry-breaking and generalized theta-terms in Type IIB EFTs
Moduli stabilization in asymptotic flux compactifications
Taming the landscape of effective theories
The Tadpole Conjecture in Asymptotic Limits
Bulk reconstruction in moduli space holography
Tameness, Strings, and the Distance Conjecture
Weak gravity bounds in asymptotic string compactifications
Moduli space holography and the finiteness of flux vacua
Asymptotic flux compactifications and the swampland
The Swampland Distance Conjecture for Kähler moduli
Infinite Distance Networks in Field Space and Charge Orbits
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Four-dimensional black hole entropy from F-theory
Infinite distances in field space and massless towers of states
Combinatory Biomarker Use of Cortical Thickness, MUNIX, and ALSFRS-R at Baseline and in Longitudinal Courses of Individual Patients With Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Update – Neurophysiologische Methoden zur Bestimmung der Anzahl motorischer Einheiten in menschlichen Muskeln
Safety, Tolerability and Monitoring of Long-Term G-CSF Compassionate Use in ALS Patients (P3.181)
Very Longterm MRI Data May Show Individual Disease Progression in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Patients Treated with Granulocyte Colony Stimulating Factor (G-CSF) (P4.098)
Dopaminergic lesioning impairs adult hippocampal neurogenesis by distinct modification of α‐synuclein
MUNIX – ein viel versprechender Biomarker bei der ALS
Can MRI-Biomarker prove stabilization in G-CSF-treated ALS patients?
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