Haruki Ebina

I am a PhD candidate in the Physics department at UC Berkeley, working with Martin White. My research is on large-scale structure cosmology, which uses the distribution of galaxies and matter to constrain fundamental physics and the model of the universe. I am broadly interested in modeling and interpreting data from international survey collaborations. I was born in Tokyo, Japan, grew up in San Diego, CA, and completed a double major in Physics and Mathematics at Cornell University. During my undergraduate studies I worked under Michael Niemack, working on Cosmic Microwave Background experiments. In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, museum visits, and traveling.