Sachu Sanjayan

I am a doctoral student at Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center(CAMK) in Warsaw, Poland. I am doing my research in stellar astrophysics using asteroseismology, modeling of variable stars from Kepler space observations. I am a graduate in Physics from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, India. My work focuses on understanding the evolution of old open clusters using stellar modeling of different genres of variable stars. I have a venture for designing scientific visualizations and web applications in astronomy. As a data scientist, I love working with big data. In the past, I worked with multi-dimensional fMRI and terrain data for planetary science projects in Mars and Moon and InSAR earth data for observations. Currently, I am working with Kepler, TESS, and GAIA space mission data, using methods such as time series analysis, advanced statistical methods, and machine learning applications.