ProfessorCeline Boehm

Professor Celine Boehm is an Astroparticle physicist who worked in the UK (Oxford, Durham), France (CNRS), Switzerland (CERN), Canada (Perimeter institute) and Australia (USYD).She is known for her work across Cosmology/Particle Physics/AstroparticlePhysics.

Professor Boehmhas been the lead of the space mission consortium ESA/Theia (leading more than 200 researchers in the collaboration) and was also the Head of School of Physics at the University of Sydney. Her work on dark matter has motivated a plethora ofnew experiments e.g. NA64, SENSEI, DAMIC, FASER,and new searches such as XENON1T,BELLE, DAPHNE, KLOE, etc.

Professor Boehmwas the first to quantify the impact of dark matter interactions with the Standard Model particles on the CMB and large-scale-structure formation and also, with her collaborators, the first to perform N-body simulations of these scenariosto determine the number and properties of satellite companions of the milky Way. She further contributed to the first predictions of the CMB spectrum for the first relativistic extension of MOND (the so-called TeVeS theory). Her research topics are currently much broader and range from digital health to new technologies.