My primary research focus lies in Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN). I am particularly interested in understanding the impact of AGN feedback on the co-evolution between a galaxy and its supermassive black hole. Specifically, I explore how hot winds and jets emanating from the black hole interact with the host galaxy's interstellar medium, influencing star formation.

Additionally, I investigate the Eddington ratio distribution to gain deeper insights into the AGN population in the Universe. Currently, I am focusing on Low-Luminosity AGN and their role within the framework of galaxy evolution. My work involves studying specific galaxies in the local Universe while also examining larger populations to provide a comprehensive context.

I thrive on tackling challenging tasks, finding them stimulating and an opportunity to develop innovative solutions.