Princeton, New Jersey, United States
I am a second-year Applied Mathematics PhD candidate at Princeton University researching Complex Adaptive Systems across Biology and the Social Sciences.
I was awarded a Strauss Teaching Assistantship (TA) for two years, in which a handful of undergraduates at the University of Maryland are selected annually through a competitive application process to serve as teaching assistants for Calculus I and II. I led discussion sections twice per week, held office hours, and graded exams and worksheets.
Internship in mathematical biology/numerical PDEs (NSF-funded REU program hosted by UC Irvine and Leiden University). I studied front dynamics in tumor growth. I was responsible for the numerical components of the project.
Joint internship in quantum computing at UCLA and IBM Quantum through the Research in Industrial Projects for Students (RIPS) program. My team wrote a transpiler for IBM Quantum systems. The algorithm offers advantages over the previous state-of-the-art transpiler.
Internship in physical oceanography at the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, University of Maryland. I studied ocean dynamics at the submesoscale. I used a coarse-graining approach to make progress in resolving the long-standing inconsistency between large eddy simulation and turbulence.