Noemie Globus
Co-I (Black Holes)
I am an Assistant Professor (Investigadora Titular A) at Instituto de Astronomía, UNAM, Ensenada, Baja California.
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I have been working on modeling the central engine of relativistic jets, and modeled the multi-messenger signatures of cosmic-ray acceleration and neutrino emission. These secondary messengers reveal clues about the extreme environments around stellar, or supermassive, black holes.
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Most of my research related to neutron stars and black holes has been carried out jointly with SCEECS members. I look forward to learning more on this fascinating research and to obtaining new results to advance our understanding of neutron stars and black holes.
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Five recent relevant references
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Globus, N. & Blandford, R. 2023, “Ultra High Energy Cosmic Ray Source Models: Successes, Challenges and General Predictions” Proc UHECR 2022 283
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Globus, N., Fedynitch, A., Blandford, R., Treasure Maps for Detections of Extreme Energy Cosmic Rays, The Astrophysical Journal, 945:12
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Blandford, R. & Globus, N. 2022 "Jets, Disks and Winds from Spinning Black Holes: Nature or Nurture?” Galaxies 10 89
Blandford, R. & Globus, N. 2022 “Ergomagnetosphere, ejection disk, magnetopause in M87 - 1, Global flow of mass, angular momentum, energy and current.” MNRAS 514 5141
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