My research focuses on the early Universe, with particular interest in the cosmic dawn and dark ages, and in using the 21-cm signal as a probe of the physical processes that shaped these epochs. I study the interplay between astrophysical sources, the intergalactic medium, and observational signatures of structure formation at high redshift.
My work spans theoretical modelling, numerical simulations, radiative transfer, and statistical inference. I am interested in understanding how early radiation fields, compact objects, and foreground contaminants affect 21-cm observations and related high-redshift measurements. I also explore connections to upcoming and current surveys that aim to reveal the formation of the first galaxies and the nature of the early cosmic environment.
Keywords
21-cm Cosmology · Cosmic Dawn · Dark Ages · Intergalactic Medium · Radiative Transfer · Numerical Simulations · Bayesian Inference · High-Redshift Universe · Early Galaxy Formation · Astrophysical Foregrounds