I am an Astrophysicist at the University of Cambridge currently working on the discovery and characterisation of exoplanets. After spending the last two years searching for planets orbiting around single stars at the bottom of the Hertzsprung-Russel diagram, I have challenged myself towards searching for planets around binary stars using high-precision radial velocity measurements.  

Currently, I am developing a robust stellar activity based forecast model called STACCATO for optimal and efficient observations of exoplanets. 

I started my career by exploring how a star can decide the fate of an orbiting planet around it and studying stellar flares to understand how their influence on the orbiting world. Most of my work is based on multi-wavelengths monitoring campaigns using both space-based telescopes and ground-based telescopes.

Based on all my experiences, my areas of expertise include exoplanetary science, X-ray astronomy, stellar coronae and magnetic activity. It may be exoplanetary science or X-ray astronomy. I have been looking for a signal in the noise throughout my research career.

I am a continuous learner eager to build on my academic foundations in exoplanetary science. In my free time, I enjoy photography, running and classical dance.