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Brian Keating Research Group

University of California, San Diego
Location
La Jolla, CA
Department
Physics
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

cosmologyCMBinstrumentationpolarizationobservational cosmology

About the research

What experimental measurements can reveal the early-universe physics encoded in cosmic microwave background polarization?

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The group develops and deploys precision instrumentation and observations to measure CMB polarization and constrain cosmological models. Researchers design and operate telescopes and detectors for observational campaigns, combining experimental cosmology with data analysis methods. The team integrates instrumentation development, observational strategies, and theory to probe inflationary signals and primordial gravitational waves. Projects include instrument fabrication, field deployments, and analysis pipelines to extract faint polarization signatures from sky maps.

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