(she/her) Ph.D. CS student | University of Iowa
I am a second year Ph.D. student with the Department of Computer Science at the University of Iowa, where I’m advised by Rishab Nithyanand and part of SPARTA Lab. My research focuses on understanding the complexities of social media, particularly the challenges it faces, such as polarization and the spread of misinformation. I'm also a Student Researcher at the Center for Publics, Platforms & Personalization research group.
Master's Thesis, Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women
Advisors: Dr. Rishabh Kaushal, Dr. Niyati Baliyan
Decoding Twitter's political pulse: This study employed automatic sentiment analysis of tweet replies to gauge public sentiment toward government policies on Twitter.
Bachelor's Thesis, University of Delhi
Advisors: Dr. Vinti Agarwal
Delving into the complex world of signed social networks, my research explored how to identify communities where connections can be both positive and negative. Using the combined power of modularity and genetic algorithms, I aimed to uncover hidden structures and relationships within these intricate networks.
Deep hands-on experience with network security powerhouses like Cisco ASA, FTD, ISE, AMP, Umbrella, and Juniper switches. Adept at tackling customer escalations and dissecting complex network issues, no firewall too fiery, no switch too cryptic.
Delved into the fascinating world of digital forensics, learning how to analyze data from devices like phones and hard drives found at crime scenes.
My journey with Android apps starts with close collaboration, transforming mock-ups into pixel-perfect UI designs. Then, it's all about crafting a rock-solid foundation with the MVP architecture. Leveraged the power of Retrofit to seamlessly integrate essential REST APIs, ensuring smooth operation and robust data flow.
