Hello, I am Lidia a research scientist at Queen Mary University of London working on developing a hybrid (frequency-time) domain algorithm for highly accurate gravitational-wave detection from asymmetric binary systems.

My PhD was focused on the modelling of E(X)tremely and (E)xtreme mass-ratio inspirals (X/EMRIs) in the time-domain, having developed two algorithms: DiscoTEX and a multi-domain fully spectral method, both capable of highly accurate & fast results.

My expertise spans over a number of different fields. I have experience in black-hole perturbation theory, gravitational-self force computations, hyperboloidal methods but also numerical analysis and computational methods. I am currently interested in broadening my research interests to numerical relativity simulations in the non-linear regime & gravitational-wave data analysis by AI-driven models.

Despite the interweb being populated with some of my sites this is the first time I publish one for self. For more information about my academic journey so far feel free to consult my CV. I am also interested in promoting equity, diversity and inclusion among the gravitational-physics community, you can find out more about my contributions [here].