United States
Currently pursuing an undergraduate physics degree at Reed College, with a focus on mathematics. As a Mathematics Grader for Math 112, Intro to Analysis, I have worked to evaluate and provide constructive feedback on proof-based assignments, leveraging strong analytical skills, supported students in developing their mathematical reasoning. I participated in the Yale Summer Program in Astrophysics, collaborating with peers on observational research of a Type 1a supernova, where I combined problem-solving abilities with teamwork to analyze astronomical data. Motivated by curiosity and precision, I strive to contribute diverse perspectives to both academic and scientific communities.
I am working with Dr. Ke Fang's group, searching for evidence of stellar-mass black hole emission jets in IceCube's data, studying the population of Galactic sources capable of producing both neutrino and gamma-ray emissions. In this work, I perform data analysis and draw heavily on my software programming abilities.
I tutor mathematics students, giving feedback and helping them with their coursework.
I am a teaching assistant for physics 101 and 102, facilitating group work, and answering lab, data, and coding questions students might have.
I aided the office of student engagement in the orientation week, assisting first years with finding their way on campus.
I was one of 36 rising seniors to participate in the Yale Summer Program in Astrophysics with around a 4% acceptance rate. Me, along with three other participants, observed and analyzed SN2023kuy, a type 1a supernova..