I am a theoretical and computational astrophysicist interested in the fundamental aspects of compact objects (Black Hole, Neutron Star, White Dwarf), nuclear and plasma astrophysics, thermonuclear supernovae (SNe Ia), Dark Matter, and transient events.

Through numerical and analytical modeling, I aim to predict and clarify innovative and complex observational phenomena, advancing our understanding of these areas of interest.

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​Recently, I began a position as an Assistant Professor of Theoretical Physics at the Astrophysics Research Center (ARCO) at the Open University of Israel. In addition, I hold a position as an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University and serve as a visiting Assistant Professor at Carnegie Observatories, Pasadena, CA, USA.​​

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