SignalAbout Me
Welcome — I'm Dhairya. From a planetarium docent in rural India to defending my MSc thesis in the same lecture hall where I first presented a paper at 17, my journey has been guided by curiosity and a passion for uncovering nature’s hidden patterns.
My Academic Journey
- Imperial College London (MSc, Applied Mathematics): Awarded Distinction; Explored electro-capillary phenomena and vortex dynamics under the guidance of Dr. Samuel Brzezicki.
- Pandit Deendayal Energy University (BSc, Mathematics & Liberal Studies): Graduated with a CPI of 9.10/10. Maintained an unbroken record of perfect scores (10/10) in all mathematics modules across eight semesters while leading undergraduate research in fixed-point theory and series of Floor & Ceiling functions.
Teaching & Past Research
I’ve taught over 200 STEM students—from SEN learners at The Charter School North Dulwich to international cohorts at PDEU—by combining storytelling, real-world examples, and rigorous problem-solving. Some of my work has been published in MDPI Mathematics and in Springer conference proceedings. My research explores how core mathematical models behave under varied physical conditions.
Research Aim and Focus
My passion is Quantum Field Theory on Curved Spacetimes—examining energy conditions and quantum energy inequalities at singularities. I aim to connect mathematical rigor with physical insight, seeking small quantum “ripples” that reshape our understanding of gravity. I am currently enrolled in PSI Online Modules to further enhance my skills in Quantum Field Theory.
Vision & Impact
I envision a world where deep theoretical insights guide technology for sustainability and inclusivity.
Let’s Connect
Whether you’re a fellow researcher, a student, or simply curious, I’d love to hear from you.
- Collaborate on theoretical projects
- Explore lecture notes and blog posts
- Discuss ideas over Signal or LinkedIn
Contact Me
Together, let us explore the mysteries of the universe!