Ayush Moharana
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Ayush Moharana is an emerging leader in the field of exoplanetary astronomy, with a focused expertise in the detection and characterization of circumbinary worlds. His primary research centers on the use of eclipse timing variations (ETVs) to uncover hidden companions orbiting eclipsing binary star systems. Moharana’s major contribution is the development of the Solaris photometric survey, a dedicated ground-based initiative designed to overcome the temporal and spatial limitations of space-based missions like TESS and Kepler. By leveraging specialized, long-baseline observations, his work has expanded the toolkit for finding these elusive planets and multiple-star systems. His most-cited paper, "Solaris photometric survey: Search for circumbinary companions using eclipse timing variations" (2023), has already garnered 4 citations, signaling its foundational impact on the field. This achievement not only demonstrates his ability to design and execute a complex observational campaign but also provides a critical new pathway for future discoveries. Moharana’s work is vital for students and researchers interested in binary star dynamics and the search for planets in the most extreme orbital environments.
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