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My Publications in Astrophysics
Research on massive stars, stellar rotation, and binary systems
Welcome to the section dedicated to my contributions to astrophysical research. My published papers span a variety of topics, reflecting my diverse interests in the field. These include the evolution and dynamics of massive star systems, the impact of stellar rotation, the analysis of eclipsing binaries, and the exciting field of exoplanetary science. Taking afvantage of both photometric and spectroscopic data, my work combines observational work with theoretical modeling to unravel the complexities of stars and their environments.
Key highlights of my research journey include:- Studies on Cygnus OB2, a massive star-forming region, exploring the puzzling absence of fast-rotating stars and the role of 3D geometry in their characterization.
- Investigations into eclipsing binary systems, appling software I developed for photometric and light curve analysis.
- Contributions to the NAVOO project, refining the physical parameters of AM CVn candidates through photometric observations.
- Participation in the MuSCAT2 collaboration, contributing to the discovery and characterization of exoplanets
