I study probability theory, especially random graph theory. In this world, there are countless organizations and affiliations, called networks, that are connected like a mesh. For example, the internet, human relations, and the complex interactions between proteins in the cells of our bodies. Many such networks in nature grow in unpredictable ways and are modeled by introducing randomness. The field responsible for this modeling is random graph theory. I have recently been studying the asymptotic behavior of connected components of random bipartite graph processes.