Professor Engelhardt works on quantum gravity, primarily within the framework of the AdS/CFT correspondence. Her research focuses on understanding the dynamics of black holes in quantum gravity, leveraging insights from the interplay between gravity …

Netta Engelhardt’s research works towards developing an understanding of gravity on scales where quantum phenomena become important: inside black holes and near gravitational singularities such as the Big Bang.

2024年4月9日 · Engelhardt is a theoretical physicist at MIT who is teasing out the convoluted physics in and around black holes, in search of the fundamental ingredients that shape our universe. In the process, she’s upending popular ideas in …

2021年8月23日 · In the past two years, a network of quantum gravity theorists, mostly millennials, has made enormous progress on Hawking’s paradox. One of the leading researchers is Netta Engelhardt, a 32-year-old theoretical physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Netta Engelhardt’s research works towards developing an understanding of gravity on scales where quantum phenomena become important: inside black holes and near gravitational singularities such as the Big Bang.

Netta Engelhardt, the Biedenharn Career Development Associate Professor of Physics, was nominated by the Department of Energy for her research on the black hole information paradox and its implications for the fundamental quantum structure of space and time.

Professor Engelhardt works on quantum gravity, primarily within the framework of the AdS/CFT correspondence. Her research focuses on understanding the dynamics of black holes in quantum gravity, leveraging insights from the interplay between gravity …

For calculating the quantum information content of a black hole and its radiation. I think of my job like this: an explanation defies you until it doesn’t. You try to fit the pieces together in different ways until the big picture becomes clear.

2019年7月23日 · Netta Engelhardt, Evelina Fedorenko, Erin Kara, Pulin Li, Morgan Sheng, Seychelle Vos, and Xiao Wang have joined the faculty of MIT's School of Science in the departments of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

Netta Engelhardt's 55 research works with 3,021 citations and 2,927 reads, including: Twice Upon a Time: Timelike-Separated Quantum Extremal Surfaces