Exploring Black Holes and Cosmology: A PhD Student's Journey

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Hi physicists here, I am a new member from SUNY at Buffalo. Happy to be part of this virtual community!

I am a 5th-year PhD student in cosmology and astroparticle physics. My main work now is on black hole phenomenology and modelling of cosmology. Welcome to searching for my publications if you are interested!

Stay excited with doing physics!
 
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