As a highly motivated researcher and planetary science enthusiast, I am exploring the worlds beyond Earth through remote sensing data and modeling techniques. Currently, I am studying the cryosphere-climate interaction of Mars and comprehending my knowledge of Mars Polar Science. At NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, I am investigating the environment conditions that favour araneiforms (spider-like features) and drivers responsible for distinct araneiform morphology. Additionally, I am interested in utilizing the SHARAD dataset to detect subsurface water ice.

With an enthusiastic mind, in the quest for finding answers to some of the biggest questions about life's existence and mankind via planetary exploration. Are we alone in this universe? Is life possible in the nearest vicinity to our planet? What role does the life-giving component "Water" play in other worlds?

Want to contribute to the scientific community by exploring icy worlds (Jovian Moons, icy bodies like comets, etc.) in our solar system and beyond through remote sensing techniques, following "Water for Life."