Jonathan Sievers

I am an associate professor of physics at McGill University, working on a range of topics, primarily in cosmology. These include 21cm cosmology, both searching for the signature of dark energy (through HIRAX) and searching for the birth of the first stars in the universe. I also work on the cosmic microwave background, and on studies of galaxy cluster, primarily through the Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect. My research focuses on developing and applying new analysis techniques to complicated data, trying to extract as much information as possible about the universe.