About Me

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

Technical Skills

Programming: Python, C++, Bash, MATLAB, LaTeX
Scientific Libraries: NumPy, SciPy, Astropy, matplotlib, pandas, ROOT
Modeling Frameworks: LORENE, RNS, HEASoft
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: Modeling rotational effects in neutron stars using RNS and LORENE.
Independent Project: Using HEASoft to analyse archived NICER data of tMSPs.

Research Focus

My current project uses archived optical observations to generate light curves of transitional millisecond pulsars and analyse them.

Interests & Involvement