Thanks for visiting my website! I (he/him) am a second year PhD student in the department of atmospheric sciences at the University of Washington Seattle. I work with Dr Alex Turner on atmospheric chemistry, carbon cycle, remote sensing, inverse modelling and machine learning. I am working on developing a machine learning emulator for the full physics-based atmospheric transport models to reduce computational costs. This will help us in efficiently interpret the coverage from the dense observing systems. My primary interest is in identifying the role of point sources in carbon cycle and how the point sources change with time. Additionally, I also love to explore the application of parallel computing and GPUs in my research projects.
Originally, I am from Chittorgarh city of Rajasthan, India which is known for its rich history and one of the biggest forts in India. I did my bachelors in Civil Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) in 2019. I worked with Prof. Mukesh Khare on building machine learning models to predict concentration of photochemical pollutants in Indo-Gangetic Plain. Before coming to UW, I also worked as an associate data scientist for two years in a German firm.