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The University of Chicago
Ph.D. Physics
Haverford College
B. Sc. Physics, B. Sc. Mathematics
I am an experimentalist who works primarily in Soft Matter. As of now, I work as a Graduate Student (Jaeger Lab) at The University of Chicago.
I have various interests within experimental physics ranging from soft matter to material science. For the past few years, I have been exploring the nuances of the Density of Modes in granular materials (for geohazard forecasting) at Squishlab @ Haverford and Daniels Lab @ NCSU.
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I also spend time studying pure mathematics, where I focus on Graph Theory, Topology, and Knot Theory. I apply different combinatorial techniques to study Ramsey numbers, Alcuin numbers and other questions about graph planarity.

Experience
(2019)
Working on electronic distortion of sound using ICs, diodes and transistors and then assisting in building a "Fuzz" and a "Distortion-Overdrive" pedal.
Daniels Lab
North Carolina State University
(May 2024 - Aug 2024)
Squishlab
Haverford College
(2022 - 2024)
Haverford College Physics Dept.
(2021-2023)
JOEST GmbH
Duelmen, Germany
(2019)
Animal Factory Amplification
Bombay, India
Research Assistant
Research assistant at Daniels Lab continuing my exploration of the Density of Modes of granular earth systems. Working on my system to improve hardware, and setup new experiments and publications.
Research Assistant
Research assistant at Squishlab studying the Density of Modes of granular earth systems when they are compressed or sheared. Worked on developing and designing instrumentation to use the Density of Modes of earth materials to forecast geohazards.
Laboritory Assistant
Assisting in Laboritory Experiments for PHYS105, PHYS106, PHYS211, and PHYS301.
Teaching Assistant
For Lab Courses (PHYS105, PHYS106, PHYS211, PHYS301).
Manufacturing
Studying practical applications of Mechanical Vibration, and then assembling a water-cooling system and attached it to a spiral conveyor.
Sound Design
Education
The Unviersity of Chicago
Current
Haverford College
Class of 2024
Bombay International
Class of 2020
Ph.D. in Physics
Focus on Experimental Soft Matter (Jaeger Lab).
B.S. in Physics (High Honors)
B.S. in Pure Mathematics (Honors)
Conc. in Scientific Computing
Physics: Focus on Experimental Soft Matter.
Mathematics: Focus on Combinatorics and Graph Theory.
International Baccalaureate
Final grade 44/45 (+ 7/7 in the additional subject of Further Mathematics H.L.). Relevant Courses: Physics H.L., Mathematics H.L., Chemistry H.L., Further Mathematics H.L.
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