Responsibilities

• 203-1-1651 Modern Physics for Software Engineers (Teaching assistant), 2025 B

Education

• 2024- now, PhD Title is not available
  with Ram Brustein
• 2021- 2024, MSc From Euclidean Black Hole to a Bouncing Cosmology
  with Ram Brustein

  Abstract/Description: This thesis introduces a novel two-dimensional cosmological model of a bouncing
  cosmology, in which the universe contracts until a certain point and then
  expands. Using a two-dimensional string action; including a winding condensate
  and the dilaton scalar field, we obtain a model that allows the possibility
  of a non-singular bounce. Utilizing a non-singular Euclidean Black
  Hole solution, an analytic continuation of space and time, and a coordinate
  transformation, we successfully construct the desired bouncing cosmology
  solution featuring a non-singular contracting and then expanding universe.