What is the Fundamental Microscopic Structure of Space-Time in our Universe?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21036/LTPUB10642Researcher
Astrid Eichhorn was appointed associate professor at CP3-Origins at the University of Southern Denmark in 2019. Since 2016, she built up a research group at the Institute for Theoretical Physics at Heidelberg University as part of the DFG’s (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) Emmy Noether Programme. She is a Visiting Fellow at Canada’s Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics and has held a Junior Research Fellowship at Imperial College London. Her research interests include asymptotically safe quantum gravity and matter and Renormalization Group flows in discrete models of quantum space-time. In April 2018 she was appointed as a new member of the Junge Akademie.

Original Publication
Quantum Gravity Fluctuations Flatten the Planck-Scale Higgs Potential
Astrid Eichhorn,
Yuta Hamada,
Johannes Lumma,
Masatoshi Yamada
Published inQuantum-Gravity Predictions for the Fine-Structure Constant
Astrid Eichhorn,
Aaron Held,
C. Wetterich
Published inUpper Bound on the Abelian Gauge Coupling from Asymptotic Safety
Astrid Eichhorn,
Fleur Versteegen
Published inTop Mass from Asymptotic Safety
Astrid Eichhorn,
Aaron Held
Published inMatter Matters in Asymptotically Safe Quantum Gravity
Pietro Donà,
Astrid Eichhorn,
Roberto Percacci
Published inMass Difference for Charged Quarks from Quantum Gravity
Astrid Eichhorn,
Aaron Held
Published inCitation
Astrid Eichhorn,
Latest Thinking,
What is the Fundamental Microscopic Structure of Space-Time in our Universe?,
https://doi.org/10.21036/LTPUB10642,
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