I’m a fifth year PhD candidate at the Department of Computational Mathematics, Science, and Engineering at Michigan State University under the supervision of Dr. Liz Munch. My research interests include topological data analysis (TDA), computational topology and geometry, and machine learning. My current research focuses on using topology and geometry to develop new tools for data analysis.

I interned at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab in Summer 2023. I was mentored by Dr. Dmitriy Morozov. In Fall 2023, I was a long-term visitor at ICERM at Brown University.

In Summer 2025, I will be a short-term postdoc researcher at TU Graz, mentored by Dr. Michael Kerber. Starting October 2025, I will be a postdoc researchr at the University of Fribourg, mentored by Dr. Bastian Rieck.

Outside of mathematics, I’m a classically trained pianist and flutist, and I especially enjoy playing chamber music with my friends. I’m also interested in scholarly works in musicology and music theory. I have a cat, Shosty (named after Dmitri Shostakovich), and a dog, Wolfie (named after Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart).

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