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Edo Berger Research Group

Harvard University
Research lead
Edo Berger
Department
Harvard University department of astronomy
Recruiting
Availability unconfirmed
Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

gamma-ray burstsfast radio burstskilonovamulti-wavelength follow-uptime-domain astronomytransient classification

About the research

What are the progenitors and emission mechanisms of cosmic explosions such as gamma-ray bursts, supernovae, fast radio bursts and electromagnetic counterparts to gravitational-wave events?

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The group conducts coordinated multi-wavelength observational campaigns to obtain data across radio, optical/IR, X-ray and γ-ray bands to measure afterglow light curves and spectra. Researchers assemble observations from observatories around the world and in space to combine ground- and space-based datasets for transient characterization. The team develops and applies machine learning and artificial intelligence approaches for real-time photometric classification of transients and for analysis of gravitational-wave data. Projects include targeted studies of supernovae, gamma-ray bursts, tidal disruption events, gravitational-wave counterparts and magnetic activity in sub-stellar objects.

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