Ioannis Liodakis PhD
Ioannis (Yannis) Liodakis
NASA postdoctoral fellow
Marshall Space Flight Center
I am an NASA postdoctora fellow at the Marshall Space Flight Center. I study jets from supermassive black holes in the centers of distant galaxies. I am particularly fond of a particular category of such objects called blazars, which are the most persistently bright objects in the known Universe.
Research Interests
I am interested in the multiwavelength - multimessenger emission from supermassive black hole jets in all forms, shapes, and sizes.
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I am a member of many international collaborations (OVRO, RoboPol, LSST-AGN science, IXPE, Fermi, MAGIC, CTA) that study jets across the electromagnetic and particle spectrum.
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For more information on my research endeavors see my CV and publication list.
Publications
Most recent publications as first/second author or with significant contribution:
Liodakis, I., Kojlonen K. I. I., Blinov D., et al., “Optical polarization from colliding stellar stream shocks in a tidal disruption event” 2023, Science, arXiv: 2208.14465.
Liodakis, I., Marscher A. P.,, et al., “Polarized Blazar X-rays imply particle acceleration in shocks” 2022, Nature, arXiv: 2209.06227.
Liodakis I., Hovatta T., Pavlidou V.,et al., “The hunt for extraterrestrial high-energy neutrino counterparts”, 2022, A&A, arXiv:2208.07381.