Bri Aleman
Computational Astrophysics Student
About Me
Welcome to my website! I am interested in using numerical methods and general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamic simulations to understand the properties of black holes, neutron stars, and their mergers. I have two dogs and a cat, and I am a proud advocate for diversity and accessibility in STEM. I am looking to join a PhD program in Fall 2026.
Affiliation
Department of Physics and Astronomy, CSU Northridge
Experience
Research
Phase-Transition-Induced Collapse of Neutron Stars
I study how neutron stars collapse and emit gravitational waves using large-scale numerical simulations, and analyze the resulting signals to understand the underlying physics.
OmegaNeuron: Applying GravitySpy Similarity Methods to the Search for LIGO Glitch Witnesses
I work on identifying transient noise in LIGO data, using data analysis and machine-learning tools to improve how these noise sources are found. Read about it here!
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