About
I am a physicist at CERN, Switzerland working on the LHCb experiment. My research interests include matter antimatter asymmetry and charm decays. On the technical side, I am involved in the mighty tracker project for the upgrade-II.
I attained my Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Master of Science (M.S.) degrees before undertaking a postgraduate diploma at the Physical Research Laboratory, Government of India, where I achieved a Master's in Technology (M.Tech). Building upon this foundation, I gained significant industrial experience before commencing doctoral studies, initially at the University of Cape Town, followed by the University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
My work at CERN is focused on unraveling the mysteries of
matter-antimatter asymmetry within the LHCb experiment. This
endeavor aims to understand why our universe is predominantly
composed of matter, despite the expected symmetry with
antimatter in the Big Bang while simultaneously contributing
to the refinement of instrumentation for tracking subatomic
particles.
