About

I am a researcher in astrochemistry and astrophysics (with a background in physics), specializing in theoretical and computational astrochemistry. My research focuses on studying molecular complexity in diverse astrophysical environments, particularly high-radiation regions such as photodissociation regions (PDRs), H II regions, and the diffuse interstellar medium. I employ spectral synthesis, radiative transfer, and astrochemical modeling tools to investigate the molecular excitation, physical, and chemical structure of these environments, enabling the interpretation of observational data.

I am also interested in studying gas-grain chemistry to explore the formation pathways of complex organic molecules (COMs) and prebiotic species in dense star- and planet-forming regions, with implications for astrobiology.

In addition, I perform ab initio quantum chemical calculations, including the determination of binding energies of atoms, radicals, and molecules on interstellar icy grain surfaces, as well as spectroscopic properties, infrared features, and reaction kinetics. My research integrates theory, computation, and observations to advance our understanding of the molecular universe.

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