Cecilia Lunardini’s homepage Welcome! This page presents my professional activity as a theoretical physicist.  It also includes a collection of links and other material relevant to my work.

I live and work in Seattle, where I am a five years fellow at the Institute for Nuclear Theory. At the same time, I also have an appointment as research assistant professor in the physics department of the University of Washington. My main interests are in astroparticle physics and phenomenology of elementary particle physics.  I work mostly on the phenomenon of neutrino oscillations and other properties of the neutrino.  In particular, I have been studying the physics of neutrinos from stellar collapse (supernovae) and, in parallel, the effects of possible non-standard neutrino-matter interactions on solar and atmospheric neutrinos.   I am also interested in applications of particle physics to cosmology.   Recently, I have calculated the diffuse flux of neutrinos from cosmological supernovae, and I am planning to expand this work further.

Curriculum Vitae. You can find information about my career and research activity here. Publications.  Check the SPIRES archive for the list of my papers. Teaching. Currently, I teach a reading class on ``CP-violation and neutrino oscillations”. Here is the index of the topics (under construction) Talks and conferences. Follow the link for a collection of talks and contributions to conferences. I am among the organizers of the workshop NNN06 here at UW, September 23^rd to 26^th . My readings. I keep a blog with neutrino astrophysics literature. Links Here are my favorites