Dario

I’m a Space Physics major and mathematics minor at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. I have a strong background in theoretical physics, as I’m a student researcher studying Bumblebee Gravity and Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking Potentials.
I’m known in my class to be the go to person for help with understanding the theory and main concepts in my physics and math classes, and I often study for the material in my class by teaching others.

Willing to travel: 30 miles

Experience: I recently published a paper called "Bumblebee gravity: spherically-symmetric solutions away from the potential minimum” on Physical Review D, arXiv:2503.10998. I have a GPA of 3.864, having taken courses on partial differential equations (MA 442), general relativity (PS 413), and modern physics (PS 315). I’m also the secretary of my school’s Astronomy Club, where I manage the attendance of the 120+ member club. Being an officer of the club also requires me to make and present lectures on various Astronomy related topics made for a broad audience who may not have the necessary physics and math background.