Hi, I’m Janvi! I’m a graduate student pursuing a PhD in Astrophysics at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD. I work with Drs. Susan Kassin and Charlotte Welker. You can find details about my current project using cosmological hydrodynamic simulations here.. Working with Susan and Charlotte, I have found my science home in the Slice and Dice Galaxy group, primarily at Space Telescope Science Institute and Johns Hopkins. We study everything from gas outflows, galactic winds, galaxy kinematics to large scale structure and the cosmic web. We are a group of both observers and theorists. Learn more about the fantastic scientists in our group by visiting our website, here!

As a researcher, I am most interested in answering cosmological questions about the birth of the universe, inflation, dark energy driven expansion, and structure formation and evolution. I am also interested in computationally modeling cosmological phenomena to help us answer these questions. You can find a link to my CV here or you can click the little book icon at the top right of the page. Outside of science, you can find me baking, painting, playing an instrument, out in nature, doing yoga, or reading a book! You can check out some of my recent interests like baking sourdough bread or film photography here!