Jasmine Freeman

My passion for astrophysics was sparked during my time in Air Force JROTC in high school, when a brief lesson on the stars captivated me. My dual majors stem from a deep fascination with the mysteries of space.

I am deeply passionate about discovering biosignatures on exoplanets. I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in astrophysics immediately after my undergraduate studies, focusing on exoplanet research, particularly in the search for biosignatures, while working with data from the TESS satellite.

I am currently engaged in a cutting-edge research project that explores topological data analysis within the realms of cosmology and string theory.