I am an assistant professor in the Astronomy and Astrophysics group at the University of Warwick.

My research focusses on the atmospheres of planets orbiting other stars (exoplanets). I use spectroscopic observations to measure their physical and chemical properties.

Characterising exoplanets is key to understanding how they form and evolve. My group is developing observational techniques that will be used in the future to target temperate planets and seek potential signatures of life.

My group focusses on both data analysis and modelling of exoplanet spectra. We mostly work with ground-based, high-resolution infrared spectroscopy, and occasionally with broad-band photometry both with ground-based and space telescopes.

An up-to-date list of scientific publications can be found hereLink opens in a new window (link to SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System).

I am Deputy Director of our Centre for Exoplanets and HabitabilityLink opens in a new window, a research hub connecting multidisciplinary studies on the topic of habitabilityLink opens in a new window on Earth and in the Universe.

I occasionally tweet as @MattBrogiLink opens in a new window.

The research group

• Spandan DashLink opens in a new window, post-graduate student.
• Vanessa Emeka-OkaforLink opens in a new window, post-graduate student.
• Rebecca WebbLink opens in a new window, post-graduate student.
• Sid GandhiLink opens in a new window, Oort Fellow at Leiden Observatory and honorary Fellow at Warwick.

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Teaching

• Lecturer for the 3rd year module in Galaxies & Cosmology (PX397 up to AY21-22, now PX3A6)
• Responsible for the 2nd year laboratory experiment in Astronomical Techniques (PX271 & PX283)
• Supervisor of final-year BSc and MPhys projects
• Lecturer of the post-graduate Astronomical Techniques MPAGS module focussed on spectroscopy