In my research, I use space-geodetic observations to study crustal motions induced by earthquakes, magmatic events, seasonal water mass variations, and tectonic strains along divergent plate boundaries. My Ph.D. at KAUST focuses on the Afro-Arabian plate system's kinematics,  the present-day plate boundary configuration of the southern Red Sea region, and seasonal deformations induced by the Red Sea water exchange. Additional research interests include the influence of rifting episodes on seismic and volcanic activity in the southern Red Sea region and the use of GNSS observations to perform Precipitable Water Vapor (PWV) and Total Electron Content (TEC) estimations.