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The research of the Randall group concerns a diverse array of cutting-edge topics at the intersection of particle physics, cosmology, and gravity.  The diverse interests range from particle physics model building to phenomenological questions on the nature of dark matter and various aspects of early universe cosmology to formal questions in quantum gravity.  Research has continued to explore the theoretical implications of warped extra spatial dimensions, examining their early universe signals in cosmological phase transitions in the early universe and their potential to generate observable gravitational waves, as well as inflationary signals from the presence of warped extra-dimensions during inflation.  Other research concerns deriving the correct physical consequences of supersymmetry breaking and anomaly mediation in extra-dimensional models with branes. Recent work also provides a new perspective on the black hole information paradox and the existence of the page curve. The nature of dark matter and implications for the structure of the Universe is another active area of study.

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For any administrative needs surrounding the GRASP Initiative or the Randall Group please reach out to the GRASP Program Manager, William Farrell, at william_farrell@fas.harvard.edu.