| Titels | Prof. dr. |
| Initials | R. |
| Main position | Hoogleraar RU |
| Disciplines | Elementary particle physics and nuclear physics |
| Theoretical physics, (quantum) mechanics | |
| Chair | Theoretische fysica |
| Domain | Natural Sciences and Engineering |
| Membership | Member |
| Since | 2015 |
| Chair of Jury Lorentz Medal | |
| Member of Council for Natural Sciences and Engineering | |
| Member of Natural Sciences and Engineering | |
| Employed by |
Radboud Universiteit, Faculty of Science
Institute for Mathematics, Astrophysics and Particle Physics, HEF 79 Postbus 9010 6500 GL Nijmegen tel. 024 365 2982 |
| Personal website | |
| Research/publications |
Renate Loll (born in 1962) is working on a mathematical description of space and time that answers such questions as ‘why does space have three dimensions, whereas time has only one?’. Ultimately, she wants to derive both space and time from a single, fundamental law. To achieve that aim, she combines physics and mathematics and uses computer simulations to build models of the universe, which she then compares with Einstein’s theories. This enables her to develop new ideas about quantum gravity.