Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
I am currently a student at the University of Michigan, pursuing a B.S in Pure Mathematics and in Interdisciplinary Physics. I am interested in work relating to sustainability, particularly in the energy and education industries. I have a strong background in research (in Mathematics and Chemical Engineering), and communicating the complex ideas of that research to a variety of audiences.
Tutoring students in Linear Algebra, as well as grading assignments in Advanced (multivariable) Analysis.
I developed a model for the kinetics of colliding objects with friction, using geometric (variational) techniques. I gave a formal presentation on my findings, and wrote a manuscript detailing how the variational techniques were employed.
Conducted Chemical Engineering experiments in the Singh Lab on nitrate reduction. I published a paper in the Catalysis Science and Technology Journal comparing electrocatalytic to thermocatalytic reduction on Platinum Ruthenium alloys. The inspiration was that some day these alloys might be employed in waste remediation for nitrate pollution.