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New DESI DR2 Lyman-alpha Results Shed Light on Dark Energy

30 July 2026 Wynne Turner (Ohio State) The Key Paper released today presents new measurements from the full distribution of hydrogen gas traced by the Lyman-alpha forest, yielding the most precise cosmological constraints from this probe to date. Background The quasars observed by DESI emitted the light we see today around 11 billion years ago. […]

Exploring what DESI measures: an interactive cosmic web in your browser

by Nico Schuster (CPPM) 7 July 2026 When we look at the positions of the millions of galaxies DESI has measured, one thing jumps out immediately: galaxies are not spread out evenly. Instead, they clump and string together into a cosmic web: bright filaments of galaxies threaded around huge, almost empty voids, which are some […]

Georgios Valogiannis

What is your position or role in the DESI project? Since November 2025, I have been one of the two co-leads of the Alternative Clustering Methods (ACM) topical group within the Galaxy and Quasar Clustering working group in DESI. Where were you born? I was born and raised in Greece, in a town called Trikala. […]

Noah Sailer

What is your position or role in the DESI project? I am currently co-chair of the primordial non-Gaussianity (PNG) topical group. My previous work has largely focused on cross-correlations of DESI galaxies with cosmic microwave background (CMB) data, which will be incorporated into future DESI PNG analyses to better constrain the initial conditions of our […]

Mustapha Ishak-Boushaki

What is your position or role in the DESI project? I have been an active member of the DESI Cosmology and BAO Key Project teams, and for over three years I co-chaired the Cosmological Parameter Estimation (CPE) working group. I have also served on the meetings and membership committees, and I am currently a member […]

Florian Beutler

What is your position or role in the DESI project? I am a topical group co-lead for the 2pt+3pt key project Where were you born? In the south of Germany (Waiblingen) Where do you live now? In Edinburgh, Scotland What do you do as part of DESI? I am mainly coordinating the 2pt+3pt topical group […]

Shun Saito

What is your position or role in the DESI project? I am currently a co-lead of the HOD Topical Group in GQP Working Group. Modeling galaxy-halo connection for DESI tracers is one of the most important model ingredients for a realistic high-fidelity synthetic simulation that can be of a wide use and interest among DESI. […]

Jiamin Hou

What is your position or role in the DESI project? I currently co-lead the Year 2 data release full-shape analysis using the 2-point and 3-point statistics. I am also a member of the DESI Publication Board. Where were you born? Shanghai, China Where do you live now? Munich, Germany What do you do as part […]

Simon Bouchard

What is your position or role in the DESI project? I am a PhD student at Sorbonne Univerité in Paris. I work with my supervisor Pauline Zarrouk at the Laboratoire de Physique Nucléaire et de Hautes Énergies (LPNHE). I am involved with the Alternative Clustering methods topical group, where we try to apply new analysis methods […]

DESI Explores the Extragalactic Time Domain Universe

Follow up of Rubin Alerts Characterizes the Transient Sky 4 May 2026 Joan Najita (NOIRLab) With its large field of view and ability to acquire a lot of spectra simultaneously, DESI is well suited to many investigations beyond its primary mission of charting out the role of dark energy in the expansion history of the […]