About me

I am an HFSP (Human Frontier Science Program) and PCTS (Princeton Center for Theoretical Science) fellow at Princeton University, working on biological physics and soft/active matter.

I am interested in a broad range of research directions within the fields of biophysics, active matter, nonequilibrium systems, and soft matter. My current research focuses on elucidating how living systems self-organize and function in complex environments that mimic real-life habitats. To uncover the fundamental mechanisms and biophysical principles underlying the morphodynamics of such complex systems, I employ a multidisciplinary approach that combines theory, computational methods, and experiment.