Malin Ouyang
Bachelor Student, Department of Astronomy, Nanjing University
Hi, welcome! My name is Malin Ouyang (欧阳马霖), and I am an undergraduate student at the Department of Astronomy, Nanjing University, China. You can find my CV here.
My current research interests lie in early universe, black hole, and gravitational waves. The questions that motivate me most are rather fundamental ones: what happened in the early Universe, how spacetime responds to extreme astrophysical events such as compact object mergers, and what the physical nature and growth history of black holes truly are. I am particularly interested in problems at the interface of theory and observation, where analytical modeling and high-precision numerical simulations can be used to interpret observational data. My past experience includes work on GW physics, multi-messenger astronomy, and galaxy formation.
Like this website, I am still building the foundations of my academic path. Please feel free to reach out if you are interested in my work, or if you would simply like to discuss exciting ideas in astrophysics and cosmology.