About Us - Event Horizon Review

Our Mission

Event Horizon Review is a professional online journal dedicated to the analytical and theoretical study of black holes—their origin, structure, and role in modern astrophysics. Founded in Geneva, Switzerland, our publication serves as a bridge between cutting-edge research and the broader scientific community.

The platform unites scientific knowledge from astrophysics, general relativity, and quantum mechanics to investigate one of the most mysterious cosmic phenomena known to science. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of scientific rigor and journalistic integrity.

Our interdisciplinary approach combines observational data from space-based telescopes and gravitational wave detectors with theoretical frameworks developed by leading researchers worldwide. We aim to make complex astrophysical concepts accessible to researchers, students, and science enthusiasts alike.

Our Editorial Board

Leading experts in theoretical and observational astrophysics

Dr. Elena Thornbridge

Editor-in-Chief

Specializes in gravitational wave astronomy and black hole thermodynamics. Former researcher at CERN with publications in major astrophysics journals.

Prof. Marcus Reinholt

Senior Science Editor

Theoretical physicist focusing on quantum gravity and event horizon mechanics. Contributor to breakthrough research in black hole information paradox.

Dr. Amara Singh

Associate Editor

Expert in observational astrophysics with extensive experience analyzing data from radio telescope arrays and space-based observatories.

Dr. Johan Vestergaard

Contributing Editor

Computational astrophysicist specializing in numerical simulations of black hole accretion disks and merger events.

Our Journey

Milestones in our commitment to scientific excellence

2019

Foundation

Event Horizon Review established in Geneva with mission to provide analytical coverage of black hole physics research.

2020

First Major Publication

Released comprehensive analysis of the first direct image of a black hole's event horizon captured by the Event Horizon Telescope.

2021

International Recognition

Recognized by European Physical Society for contributions to science communication and astrophysics journalism.

2022

Expert Network Expansion

Established partnerships with leading research institutions across five continents, expanding our contributor network.

2023

Digital Platform Enhancement

Launched interactive visualization tools and enhanced multimedia content to improve accessibility of complex topics.

2025

Continued Growth

Now featuring over 120 publications with readership spanning the global scientific community and beyond.

Our Values

Scientific Rigor

Every article undergoes thorough peer review to ensure accuracy and adherence to scientific methodology.

Accessibility

We strive to present complex astrophysical concepts in clear, comprehensible language without sacrificing technical accuracy.

Global Perspective

Collaborating with researchers worldwide to bring diverse perspectives and cutting-edge discoveries to our readers.

Editorial Independence

Maintaining objectivity and journalistic integrity in all our publications and analyses.

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