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With 6.5+ years of work experience in high-energy physics, I am a doctoral researcher at Rutgers University, pursuing my Ph.D. at CERN. My mission is to search for faint signatures of new physics phenomena to understand the universe just a little better. I am passionate about exploring the fundamental nature of matter and energy, and applying data science and Python skills to analyze large and complex datasets. I value curiosity, collaboration, and innovation, and I strive to contribute to advancing scientific knowledge and discovery.As a doctoral researcher, I work with the CMS experiment, one of the world's largest and most sophisticated particle detectors. I perform data analysis and interpretation, using statistical and machine learning methods to search for evidence of new physics beyond the Standard Model. I have co-authored multiple publications in peer-reviewed journals, and I have received several awards and scholarships for my research excellence.