I am driven by a deep desire to understand the world at a foundational level — in general, to bridge the gap between what we perceive and what our physical theories say of Nature. 

My research ranges from foundations of physics to philosophy of science. It has mainly focused on assessing and extending physical theories (particularly, but not exclusively, the quantum ones) in order to explore and test their implications across various regimes — including thermodynamics, relativity, semiclassical (or quantum) gravity, and even scenarios dealing with symmetries, our perceptions and the in principle possible detections. 

Although my academic training (BSc, MSc, and PhD) has been in Physics, I have been fortunate to work in a rich interdisciplinary environment shaped by close collaboration between physicists and philosophers. This group, including Professors Elias Okon and Daniel Sudarsky, greatly expanded my conceptual and methodological toolkit across both disciplines.

I recently obtained my PhD and am currently  currently serving as a Research Assistant under Principal Investigator Prof. Daniel Sudarsky, focusing on the intersection of relativity, wave function collapse and gravitation.