Jaime Redondo-Yuste

HIGH-meh | reh-DON-doh | YOU-steh

Associate Research Scholar · Princeton Gravity Initiative

Hi! I am a scientist using gravitational waves to understand the most extreme events in the Universe. I am interested in the physics of black holes and neutron stars, pushing Einstein's theory of gravity to its limits. Head over to the research page to learn more about my work!

I grew up in Spain, and I had the privilege of living in many different places. This means I've acquired a variety of interests, such as .

If you are a student and/or any of this peeks your curiosity, please reach out at jredondo [at] princeton [dot] edu.

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Trajectory

Princeton (US)

I am joining Princeton in Sep 26', and I'm very excited to see what's up next!

Baltimore (US) ~ Kyoto (JP)

After defending my PhD, I spent some time at Emanuele Berti's group in Baltimore; and at the Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, as a Short-Term JSPS Fellow.

Copenhagen (DK)

I completed my PhD at the Niels Bohr Institute, advised by Vitor Cardoso. During that time, I ate 100+ boller med ost (the best ones are found in Sinne Gas, before 9am), cycled under rain, hail, and snow, and fell in love with saunas.

Waterloo (CA)

Perimeter Institute gave me the opportunity to study my masters there. They did not warn me (enough) about the wild geese and the freezing temperatures, which I survived with the help of many brilliant friends.

Madrid (ES)

I grew up in Leganés, a suburb south of Madrid. I spent my summers in Monreal del Campo (Teruel), where the best saffron in the world grows. I studied Physics and Mathematics at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, and I spent one year as an Erasmus student in Manchester. During that time I researched quantum optics, acted in some theatre plays, and also minored in Liberal Arts.