Contact: auttakit.c [AT] chula.ac.th
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Auttakit
Chatrabhuti

Research topics:
High energy theory

About me:
My research focuses on theoretical high energy physics and cosmology, with a particular interest in supergravity, string theory, and extra-dimensional phenomenology. Currently, my work extends to exploring the intersections of theoretical models and cutting-edge particle physics, specifically through my active participation in the KATRIN and JUNO collaborations. Through these joint efforts, we aim to probe the fundamental properties of neutrinos and test new physics beyond the Standard Model—such as the implications of the Dark Dimension—by bridging high-energy theoretical frameworks with precision experimental data.

Our joint work on the Dark Dimension and KATRIN experiment with Ignatios Antoniadis and Hiroshi Isono has also gained broader public interest, featured in Popular Mechanics (available here).

Educations, Fellowships & Employments:

  • Faculty member, Department of Physics, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand (2002-Present).

  • Junior Associate, ICTP, Trieste, Italy (2004-2011)

  • Ph.D. Theoretical Physics, Durham University, UK (1998-2002).

  • Certificate of Advanced Studied in Mathematic, University of Cambridge, UK (1997-1998)

  • B.Sc. (Physics), Chulalongkorn University, Thailand (1992-1996)

Teaching

  • 2304105 GENERAL PHYSICS I

  • 2304106 GENERAL PHYSICS II

  • 2304152 PHYSICS FOR APPLIED BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

  • 2304432 INTRODUCTION TO NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS

  • 2304607 GENERAL RELATIVITY

Conference Talks

Unveiling Neutrinos: The Ghost Particles of Modern Physics

  • In this Thai PBS Podcast episode, I joined Dr. Bancha Thanaboonsombut to discuss the vital role of neutrinos in particle physics. This short feature offers an accessible overview of one of the most exciting research frontiers today (in Thai).

Publications:

My publication history is available at: inspire-hep and Scopus

Following are some of my most recent publications: