Professor Celine Boehm

Professor Celine Boehm is a Professor in the Department of Physics at The University of Sydney. Her research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Professor Boehm is affiliated with the Faculty of Science at the university. Her profile page highlights her work under the 'Discovery' theme, though specific research areas are not outlined. Further details about her academic contributions and achievements are not available in the given facts.

Celine Boehm's research focuses on cosmology, particle physics, communication dynamics, and digital health. Her work explores dark matter candidates, including scalar dark matter, MeV dark matter, and supersymmetric dark matter, with an emphasis on their detection through experiments like the LHC and liquid xenon observatories. She investigates dark sectors, dark matter-neutrino interactions, and their implications for structure formation and cosmic microwave background data. Her contributions also include studies on relativistic modified Newtonian dynamics and the physics case for future colliders like TLEP. Boehm's interdisciplinary approach bridges fundamental physics with digital health and communication dynamics.