Research and Publications

My research focuses on strong-field probes of general relativity, black holes, and gravitational-wave physics. I use theoretical and computational methods, particularly black hole perturbation theory and numerical relativity, to study gravitational collapse, quasinormal modes, late-time dynamics, and ringdown physics. More broadly, I am interested in understanding how gravity behaves in extreme regions of spacetime and how how gravitational waves, black hole shadows, gravitational lensing, and geodesic motion can be used to test gravity in the strong-field regime. I have also been fortunate to collaborate with many researchers in these areas, whose insight, work ethic, generosity, and enthusiasm for the subject have profoundly influenced my own approach to research. You can find more about my collaborators and co-authors on my collaborations page.

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Published Papers