In 2009, I received my PhD from the University of Delaware, where I worked with Prof. M. S. Safronova. I worked on the modelling of atomic systems for atomic clocks and quantum computation throughout my PhD. You may find a copy of my thesis here. After completing my PhD, I worked as a Scientist with Prof. Arvind at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), in Mohali, India, from November 2010 to October 2011. After that, I became an Assistant Professor at Guru Nanak Dev University's Department of Physics (Oct. 2011-Present). At the moment, I am working on sabbatical from GNDU and working as a PSI fellow at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo Canada. In partnership with the University of Delaware, I'm also developing an online gateway. In 2012, the Punjab Science Congress awarded me with the Young Scientist Award for my remarkable contribution in the field of Blackbody radiation shift estimates for optical clocks. In 2018, I was selected for the DFG-INSA exchange of scientists programme, which took me to the University of Kaiserslautern in Germany and in 2019, I was selected by NASI-SCOPUS as one of India's three finalist female scientists. In 2021, the Pearl Foundation honoured me as a Young Women Scientist. 

My curriculum vitae can be viewed  here(last updated on 28th October 2022)