In the past I have been involved in the fields of both astrophysics (properties of XX-Phoenicis type pulsating variable stars), as well as molecular biology (effects of different stimuli on the 'Adseverin' protein during osteoclast differentiation). This past summer (2016), I worked in the field of particle physics at Nevis Laboratories, Columbia University on truth-level models of W' and Z' boson decays. My current research interests include particle physics, gravitational-wave physics, and potentially biophysics.