About Me

I’m an MPhys Astrophysics student at the University of Liverpool, where my interests focus on neutron stars, gravitational waves, and computational astrophysics. I enjoy combining physics, mathematics, and programming to model physical processes and interpret astronomical data.

Technical Skills

Programming: Python, C++, Bash, MATLAB, LaTeX
Scientific Libraries: NumPy, SciPy, Astropy, matplotlib, pandas, ROOT
Modelling Frameworks: LORENE, RNS
Other: Data analysis, numerical methods, scientific visualisation

Education

University of Liverpool — MPhys Astrophysics (Expected 2027)
Modules include Advanced Observational Astrophysics, Physics of Galaxies, Relativity and Cosmology.

Research Experience

IFJ PAN, Kraków (2025): Studied gravitational-wave signals from compact stars, developing hybrid EoS models under Dr. David Álvarez Castillo.
Teide Observatory, Tenerife (2025): Conducted multi-band photometry and produced HR diagrams from observational data using the IAC-80 telescope.
Independent Project: Modelling rotational effects in neutron stars using RNS and LORENE.

Research Focus

My current research focuses on the internal structure of neutron stars and their observational signatures through gravitational waves. I’m especially interested in how the equation of state influences mass–radius relations and tidal deformability, and how these can be constrained by multi-messenger data.

Interests & Involvement