GRB Lensing
Gravitational lensing of gamma-ray bursts.
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I am a PhD student studying astrophysics at the University of Melbourne, Australia. My work focuses on gravitational lensing, using the deflection of light to determine the gravitational structure of the universe. Furthermore, I am interested in Quasar microlensing – using high magnification events of a distant quasar caused by it crossing a stellar microlensing caustic to probe its inner structure.
My interests in physics range from fundamental physics to cosmology, with astrophysics, quantum theory and quantum computing falling somewhere in that range. I have a broader interest in science which encompasses statistics, Bayesian inference, and machine learning, and their application to the life sciences.
Outside of physics and technology, I am interested in languages, history, and culture. I have formally studied Arabic, Sanskrit, Italian, and Russian languages, with intent to study many more. I am also a keen student of yoga, meditation, and nutrition.
