New asymptotically (anti)-de Sitter black holes in (super)gravity

We use the duality between gravitational dynamics and fluids living on dynamical surfaces carrying multiple charges, known as the blackfold approach, to perturbatively construct new asymptotically global (Anti)-de Sitter multi-spinning, non-extremal, multi-charged black holes in theories of higher-dimensional gravity minimally coupled to a dilaton and higher-form gauge fields in spacetime dimensions D ≥ 5, and new asymptotically AdS_l × S^m black holes in type IIB and eleven-dimensional supergravity. These solutions include the generalisation of the Kerr-Newman solution to (A)dS carrying either electric or string charge, generalisations of black rings to higher-dimensions with S^p × Sⁿ⁺¹ horizon topology, static de Sitter solutions carrying arbitrary q-brane charge, as well as various asymptotically AdS_l ×  S^m multi-charged and multi-spinning black hole solutions, some of which correspond to novel thermal states in N = 4 Super-Yang-Mills theory.