Researcher in Quantum Gravity and Quantum Computing
I work at the intersection of loop quantum gravity, string theory, and quantum information. I believe the universe is computational — and that understanding it requires both rigorous physics and new ways of thinking.
I am an independent researcher with a PhD in Physics from Pennsylvania State University, where I worked on loop quantum gravity and black hole thermodynamics. I am the co-author of LQG for the Bewildered, a Springer monograph on loop quantum gravity. My current interests span quantum gravity, quantum computing, and the connections between them.
I am also deeply committed to the Citizens' Justice Party (CJP) — a political movement aimed at building a just, informed, and participatory democracy in India.