I am driven by a simple idea - intelligent systems can improve how we understand and manage biological and environmental complexity. My work combines agronomy, machine learning, and scalable data engineering to build decision tools for agriculture. Across applied science, predictive modeling, and data-driven decision systems, I focus on translating uncertainty into actionable insight.
I share practical notes in the Agronomic Intelligence Lab on plant disease forecasting, agronomic modeling, and agricultural data science.
As AI continues reshaping industries, I am motivated to expand my impact beyond agriculture while staying grounded in applied science - building data-driven solutions that operate at scale and create measurable value.
MS (Computational Analytics), 2026 Intake
Georgia Institute of Technology, US
PhD (Plant pathology), Prediction System Development and Chemical Management, 2019
University of Florida, US
MS (Plant pathology), Epidemiology and Chemical Management, 2011
Tribhuvan University, Nepal
Investigating the spatial and temporal spread of infectious disease including control strategies
Development of weather based predictive model and management using fungicides
Wheat cultivar mixtures supress the wheat stripe rust epidemics!
Building predictive models, analytics workflows, and decision systems for real-world agricultural challenges
This section features technical posts on crop modeling, remote sensing, and agronomic analytics.




