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I am an Assistant Professor in Department of Physics and Astronomy, at Mississippi State University. My research focus is to understand the synthesis of elements inside the stars or in extreme stellar explosions e.g. X-ray bursts or Core-collapse Supernovae. I perform experiments in various nuclear physics facilities, to help decode the observations from various stellar environments.
I am an Assistant Professor in Department of Physics and Astronomy, at Mississippi State University. My research focus is to understand the synthesis of elements inside the stars or in extreme stellar explosions e.g. X-ray bursts or Core-collapse Supernovae. I perform experiments in various nuclear physics facilities, to help decode the observations from various stellar environments.
Research highlights:
Research highlights:
FRIB achievement award 2022
FRIB achievement award 2022
In 2022, I was honored to receive Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) achievement award for early career researchers. Award committee cited "Randhawa’s research utilizes a diverse set of tools to understand the nuclear physics of outer layers of accreting neutron stars in the X-ray binaries. Randhawa’s efforts have resulted in multiple high-impact results such as the direct measurement of key astrophysical reactions using radioactive ion beams. Randhawa’s work has extended to theoretical studies to understand the impact of spallation on X-ray burst ashes and to the development of new experimental techniques with gas detectors that will be important tools for FRIB science."
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