I am a applied and interdisplinary mathematics (AIM) Ph.D candidate at University of Michigan advised by Dr. Anthony Bloch and Dr. Indika Rajapakse. I work in control theory, differential equations, mathematical biology, and network theory. Our current research focuses on controllability of hypergraph.
Before attending UofM, I received my B.S degree in applied mathematics (with research distinction) from The Ohio State University. I completed my undergraduate thesis titled as “A classification of homeostasis types in four-node input-output networks” supervised by prof. Martin Golubitsky.
Aside from academic work, I enjoy hiking, skiing, and watching football (Go bucks!!!).
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