Ms Angiraben Darshansinh Mahida

I am a full-time PhD candidate with the Accretion Physics and Slow Transients group at the Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy. My research uses ultra-deep radio imaging to investigate black holes and neutron star populations in globular clusters. My supervisors are Dr. Arash Bahramian, Prof. James Miller-Jones, and Dr. Susmita Sett.

Before my PhD, I completed a second master’s degree, focusing on analysing 111 hours of Vela pulsar data from two epochs. Additionally, I undertook a one-year internship at the University of Western Australia as a visiting fellow under Prof. Linqing Wen. During this time, I contributed to stochastic gravitational wave background studies, explicitly investigating the detection of domain wall signatures.

Beyond academia, I enjoy painting, photography, and exploring nature with my inquisitive daughter.

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