Awarded research grant from the Dean’s Undergraduate Research Fund, NYU CAS.Named CAS Robert Selander Research Scholar for 2020.PI: Prof. David Hogg, ‘Exoplanet search algorithms using resonant chains as a statistical booster’A data science project, where we are building algorithmic tools using statistical analysis to find extra-solar planets, focusing on resonant chain models as a potential booster for a cosmology and statistical methods project, plans to publish by December 2020Skills used: researched individually while reporting to PI, designed and implemented a custom Python package, knowledge of statistical methods and probabilistic models to be used on large-scale data science applications.

Working under Prof. K.R. Sreenivasan (NYU) on Fluid Mechanics and Physics research projects out of NYU Tandon's Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.Current research topics: Quantum Computing, Quantum Implementation of classical Fluid Dynamics problems (under Sachin Bharadwaj).

Consulted on all manners of writing assignments for students at NYU. Advised closely with students on different types of research papers, catered to the specifics of academic writing.Skills used: prompt analysis of strengths and weaknesses of written work, in-depth knowledge of goals of expository academic writing, knowledge of how to convey a student's research findings to a general audience, ability to address a student’s concerns in an amiable and empathetic manner

Solo project: implemented open-source C++ based toolbox OpenFoam to model vortex airflow over delta-wing under duress, and various aerodynamic conditions, with an aim to harness vortices as a renewable energy source. Designed a new prototype for a delta-wing flow turbine, and optimized design through flow simulations. Presented my findings at Tandon’s Summer REU exposition.Skills used: worked with parallel computing in C++, CAD experience in SolidWorks and Cura, researched individually and reported findings to PI, machine design, simulation design, materials sciences

Grading assignments, occasionally exams, for undergraduate Mathematics classes.