Malgorzata Siudek's research focuses on exploring how galaxies and their central supermassive black holes evolve across cosmic time, using large galaxy surveys, multi-wavelength observations, and artificial intelligence. She develops AI-driven approaches to uncover hidden connections between galaxies, black-hole activity, and the cosmic web, with the goal of understanding how galaxies and their central black holes grow and evolve together. 

Marina Pastor's work at the ICE-CSIC focuses on supporting the measurement of Birkeland currents within the ILIADA mission, the in-orbit demonstrator of LISA. To achieve this, she is developing an algorithm to model the magnetic field measured by ILIADA in space. 

Panos Charalampopoulos is a Beatriu de Pinós Fellow who studies extragalactic transients, some of the most extreme and luminous phenomena in the Universe. His research focuses on nuclear transients — events that occur in the "hearts" of galaxies, where supermassive black holes (SMBHs) lie. In particular he studies tidal disruption events (TDEs) — stars that get ripped apart by the immense gravitational force of a SMBH, leading to a luminous, panchromatic flare. He aims to discover and characterise such rare, multi-messenger phenomena by using optical, X-ray and polarimetric observations. Understanding TDEs can directly lead to the extraction of physical properties of black holes, making them a unique laboratory of the Universe.