I am an Associate Professor in the department of mathematics at Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and a member of the Analysis and Probability Research Group (APRG). Before coming to IISc I was an RTG postdoc at UC Berkeley from July 2015 to June 2018, and a visiting instructor at University of Notre Dame from August 2014 to May 2015. I completed my PhD under Jian Song at Rutgers on Canonical Kahler metrics with cone singularities in 2014. My thesis can be found here. Prior to that, I completed my bachelor of sciences (BSc honors) in mathematics and computer science at Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI), Chennai, India.
I am essentially a geometric analyst with a specific focus on problems in complex differential geometry. In the past I have worked on diverse topics such as existence of Kahler-Einstein metrics on Fano manifolds, rigidity of positively curved Kahler manifolds, degenerations of ASD connections on K3 surfaces and solvability of general inverse Hessian equations. You can find out more from the 'Publications' page.
Here is my latest CV.