PhD student 路 Imperial College London
Reading the atmospheres of other worlds.
I develop physics-based, differentiable methods for analysing JWST observations of transiting exoplanets in the Scalable Scientific Machine Learning Lab under the supervision of Dr Ben Moseley.
About
I am a PhD student at Imperial College London. I develop physics-based, differentiable methods for analysing JWST observations of transiting exoplanets.
Before starting my PhD, I spent a year at the HomanLab within the Psychiatric University Hospital of Z眉rich, combining brain imaging and large language models to understand how the brain processes narratives. I studied at ETH Z眉rich, where my master's thesis explored physics-informed neural networks for seismology.
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Research
Exoplanets, brains and waves
JWST atmospheres, narrative processing in the brain, and physics-informed neural networks for seismology.
Teaching
Imperial and ETH Z眉rich
Deep learning at Imperial College London, and lunar machine learning in the ETH Space Data course.
Blog 路 Interactive
Reading the air of other worlds
An interactive explainer, from the first planet discoveries to reading atmospheres with JWST.
Blog 路 Interactive
Exoplanet Archive
A searchable catalogue of 40 planets, with rotating globes, research summaries and downloadable travel posters.