I've developed Python code to investigate galaxy candidates through the National Radio Astronomy Observatory's RADIAL program, calibrating data, conducting visual inspections, and presenting research at the 243rd American Astronomical Society Convention.
At the University of Wisconsin–Madison, I collaborated with the AGN Jets Group on the startup process for software to recognize and categorize Active Galactic Nuclei triples. I also investigated cosmic ray detectors and muography as potential tools to enhance hurricane prediction in the Caribbean.
I'm completing a B.Sc. General with a Major in Physics at The University of the West Indies, with experience in data interpretation, statistical analysis, astronomy, astrophysics, and physics-based experimentation.
