I am a PhD candidate in the Physics Department at Baylor University, Waco, Texas. My research interests are in 5 areas. 1. Gravity (General Relativity).and Modified Gravity: In this area, I focus on the study of wormholes in extended gravity and analysis of curvature invariants. My current project involves using dark matter halo wormhole density profiles and confirm traversability and stability of wormholes in modified gravity. 2. Quantum Field theory - I have worked on asymmetric Dynamical Casimir effect along with a colleague. 3. My third area of research is in the intersection of QFT and GR. This field is called Quantum field theory in curved spacetime. In this field I am interested in quantization of a scalar field in rotating wormholes 4. My 4th area of interest is in Quantum Matter and using Machine Learning to solve problems in quantum matter. I am first learning how to find the Hamiltonian of the ground state of a 2D lattice model, followed by excited states and eventually I am planning to learn quantum tomography. 5. My fifth area of interest is gauge invariant Bardeen variables. I am first applying this to plane waves in GR. My plan is to apply this to modified gravity as well where more polarization states are expected. 

My advisor is Professor Gerald Cleaver. 

Dr. Gerald B. Cleaver | Department of Physics | Baylor University 

He obtained his Physics PhD from Caltech in Pasadena CA. His dissertation was: Kac-Moody Algebras and String Theory. His advisor was John H Schwarz, one of the founders of String Theory.