About Me
Hello! I am a 2nd Year PhD student in the Astronomy Department at the University of Maryland, College Park, being advised by Brad Cenko. My research focuses on understanding high-energy astrophysical phenomena from an observational perspective. I utilize ground and space-based telescopes to paint a multi-wavelength, panchromatic picture of some of the most explosive and energetic explosions in the Universe. You can find my recent work on NASA ADS here.
I obtained my B.S. in Astrophysics from the California Institute of Technology in 2021, where I completed a senior thesis under the supervision of Mansi Kasliwal, titled "Using Palomar Gattini-IR to study Core-collapse Supernovae and Probe their Red Supergiant Progenitors". You can find a copy of my full CV here.
With regards to my future goals, I plan to continue doing research as a post-doctoral scholar after I obtain my PhD (planned for 2026), and then ultimately become a Professor of Astrophysics at a research University. When not doing research, you will probably find me on the basketball court. I played at the collegiate level, and plan to continue being involved in basketball through coaching in the future.