Strong group talk about inspiral tests of general relativity with GW
Review some methods on detecting and measuring deviations from GR with GW. Connected this to my research on geometric features in the signal space of the noi...
I had the pleasure of presenting my research to a group of first year students who are interested in scientific research. I gave an introduction to my research with a poster describing black hole-pulsar tests of general relativity. I used the example of a theory of gravity with varying gravitational constant to show the process of bounding the time derivative of G.
You can view the poster here directly.
Review some methods on detecting and measuring deviations from GR with GW. Connected this to my research on geometric features in the signal space of the noi...
I defended my thesis on May 5th, 2025 and discussed testing nonviolent nonlocality, geometric description of parameterized GR tests, and high frequency GW de...
A quick visual tour of spin-weighted spherical and spheroidal harmonics in GR, using the BHPT toolkit.
Introductory talk to undergraduates in the LIGO SURF program about how GW can test GR.
A simple Mathematica extension to automate conversions between SI and natural units like geometric, natural, and Planck systems.
I gave a presentation to a conference organized at Sigma Pi Sigma at University of Virginia.
I gave an hour long presentation to the gravity research group at University of Virginia. It specializes on content from my upcoming paper.
I gave a five minute presentation to Society of Physics Students about my research. This was to encourage first year students to get involved in research.
I had the pleasure of presenting my research to a group of first year students who are interested in scientific research. I gave an introduction to my resear...
Here is my upcoming paper describing tests of general relativity using black hole-pulsar binaries if one is found with next generation telescopes.
I spent the 2017 summer working with Marie Kasprazack, Arnaud Pele, and Adam Mullavey at LIGO Livingston through the Caltech SURF Program. I examined nonline...
I presented the results of my research at LIGO from the summer of 2017 at Caltech for the SURF final presentation.
I made this website on 10/21/2018 (though I have retroactively added some materials). I look forward to adding to it in the future!