About
Currently a graduate research assistant in the Department of Chemistry at Princeton University. Working with Prof. Salvatore Torquato, I study computational and theoretical statistical mechanics and hyperuniformity with applications to condensed matter phenomena.
Previously an undergraduate student at Johns Hopkins University with degrees in Chemistry and Applied Mathematics & Statistics.
My undergraduate research focused on physical organic chemistry and electronic structure theory. I worked on the former with Prof. J.D. Tovar while studying cycloparaphenylenes and borepins using a mix of synthetic and computational techniques. The latter was done with Prof. Lan Cheng using coupled-cluster theory.
In my free time I enjoy swimming, biking, running, and reading (in no particular order) and have been lucky enough to swim, bike, and run all while raising money for Best Buddies International. Follow me on Strava to see all the fun stuff I’ve been up to recently (and have ever been up to).