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I work in the intersection of high-energy nuclear and particle physics.

My main research activity deals with the understanding of how QCD jets interact with the hot and dense medium created in heavy-ion collisions.  I am also interested in non-equilibrium properties of strongly interacting systems, and how to use tools of machine learning and data-driven methods to help us analyze data.

In 2018 I was awarded a TMS Starting Grant to establish a research group at the Department of Physics and Technology.

PHYS206 Statistical physics and thermodynamics

PHYS301 General Relativity

PHYS333 Relativistic Heavy-Ion Physics

My current project is titled "Thermalizing jets" and is founded by the Trond Mohn Foundation (Starting Grant). It deals with the description of jet processes in heavy-ion collisions.