Welcome!
I am a geophysicist whose work and research revolve around earth, energy, sustainability and planets.
I am interested in renewable energies in general, and geothermal energy in particular. Together with Prof. Bruce Marsh, I am co-inventor of GenaSys – a groundbreaking geothermal system distinguished by its exceptional longevity and its remarkably steady power output.
Another part of my work seeks to better understand the geologic evolution of such planetary bodies as Mars, Venus and the Moon. My doctoral dissertation, The Thermal and Structural Evolution of Planetary Bodies, explores the geologic evolution of Mars, Venus and Vesta via examining their lithosphere deformation.
I am also interested in leadership, management, and passionate about innovation. I hold a degree from Johns Hopkins Carey School of Business in Executive Leadership and Management.
Outside of my professional work, I find joy in running experiments with my 7-year-old son. Our playful experiments are sometimes recorded and shared on our YouTube channel – Much Fun!
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Thanks to all the organizations that support my research:
