Galaxy Clusters
Studying the formation and evolution of galaxy clusters, their large-scale environments, and the physical processes that shape the galaxies and hot gas within them.
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Apostolos Menis
MSc Astrophysics Student at LMU Munich
I am an MSc Astrophysics student at LMU Munich, interested in galaxy clusters, AGNs and X-ray astrophysics. My work combines observational and computational approaches to study the physical processes shaping galaxies and their environments.
Research Interests
AGNs
Investigating active galactic nuclei, their populations, environmental dependence, and the feedback processes through which accreting black holes affect their surroundings.
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X-Rays
Using X-ray observations and source catalogues to study hot gas, galaxy clusters, and AGN populations, and to probe high-energy physical processes that are difficult to observe at other wavelengths.
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Computational
Applying numerical modelling, statistical analysis, catalogue matching, and Python-based data-processing methods to extract and interpret physical information from astronomical datasets.
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CV
Academic background, research experience, skills and scientific activities.
Recent Work
My most recent research output, currently the poster presenting my work on AGN populations in galaxy clusters.