As a graduate fellow & GRA at KU, I am learning and performing research projects related to the computational geophysics and geodesy. My current research endeavours involve investigating the intricate dynamics of slow slip events in subduction zones using strain and geodetic data.

My passion for geosciences is evident in my diverse research interests, which span computing, reconnaissance fieldwork, and data processing and interpretation at various scales. My background encompasses a wide range of geological and geophysical disciplines, including tectonics, structural geology, sedimentology, hydrogeology, basin mechanics, seismology, geodesy, and geodynamics. In my work, I employ a combination of geophysical, geodetic, and remote sensing techniques complemented by spatial and spatiotemporal analyses.

Beyond my academic pursuits, I greatly enjoy participating in co-curricular and extracurricular activities. My experiences in multidisciplinary settings have allowed me to hone my leadership, communication, and teamwork skills. 

Excluding my workaholic traits-I love travelling, cooking, reading books, writing, logo designing, playing chess & soccer, and coding!!