I am a young lecturer at the Geophysics Group, School of Physics, Universiti Sains Malaysia. My fascination with Earth science has led me to specialize in oceanography and microwave remote sensing. In my research, I investigate Earth's most extreme natural phenomena using satellite-based platforms.

Currently, I am particularly interested in studying ocean-atmospheric interactions on a global scale. These includes tropical cyclone phenomenon, El Nino and La Nina events. To analyze the vast amounts of data involved and develop unique processing techniques, I have acquired extensive skills in MATLAB programming and machine learning. These skills include techniques such as Artificial Neural Networks, Support Vector Machines, and Gaussian Process Regression.

My aim is to uncover the complexities behind natural events and enhance our grasp of Earth's ever-changing systems. As our climate shifts, I'm driven to comprehend how interactions between oceans and the atmosphere influence our lives. I'm also enthusiastic about connecting technology with Earth science, striving to make modest yet consistent contributions to society. These passions inspire me to explore our planet and admire the incredible Earth’s wonders crafted by the God.