Welcome to the corner of internet that holds my research interests, scientific works and projects. I am currently working as Postdoc researcher investigating stochastic processes in light-matter interaction at Bittner Group, University of Houston (UH). I did my PhD in Chemistry at UH, where I have worked in Surface Lab with Prof. Steven Baldelli on the development of super-resolution SFG microscopy for surface chemistry, Deep Learning for spectroscopic imaging and spectroscopic analysis of molecular properties for surfaces including organic semiconductor, self-assembled monolayers and semi-conductor surfaces. I have also worked in research and development of Optics Lab at LUMS University, Pakistan. Before that, I completed my B.S. with a Physics major and CS minor from LUMS.

My research interests span a wide variety of fields including machine learning, mathematical modeling, spectroscopy, and optics. I have integrated these interests to investigate different problems in physics, chemistry and other related fields. My research interests and works are accessible through different pages of this website to the interested visitor.

News:

New publication, "ChemSpecNet: A Neural Network for Chemical Analysis of Sum Frequency Generation Spectroscopic Imaging", Optics Communications (paper).

New publication wins Editor's Choice at Chemical Physics Letters, " Vibrational Ground-State depletion for enhanced resolution sum frequency generation microscopy", (paper).

Presenting in workshop titled: Exciton/Photon Interactions for Quantum Systems, at Telluride, Colorado

Research Interests:

    • Machine Learning, Stochastic Processes and mathematical modeling

    • Optics

    • Spectroscopic imaging and Laser Systems

    • Surface Chemistry

Education:

PhD, Chemistry 2014-2020

University of Houston, Texas (Dissertation)

B.S., Physics (major) and Computer Sciences (minor) 2009-2014

LUMS University, Pakistan (Thesis)