My research interest involves transient science, time-domain astronomy, and high-energy astrophysics. Particularly, I focus on multi-wavelength observations of classical novae and my research is fundamentally reshaping our understanding of these eruptive events, particularly the role of shocks in powering novae and stellar transients. I am also interested in studying cataclysmic variable systems and accreting white dwarfs, in general. My research also involves radiation-hydro modelling of evolved stars and their interaction with nearby companions. 

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I have a great passion for public engagement and outreach. I have always been engaged in many outreach activities, including organizing public viewing events, giving public talks directed to adults and school students, as well as producing online astronomy, educative content. Click on the button below to learn more about the outreach activities I am in involved in.