I am a postdoctoral research associate specializing in computational fluid dynamics and high-performance computing in Professor Taehun Lee’s group at the City College of New York. My research focuses on the numerical study of multiphase flow and complex fluid dynamics. I developed and conducted the scaling work of IMEXLBM in collaboration with Argonne National Laboratory. Currently, I am developing NekLBM, a continuous Galerkin lattice Boltzmann method, based on Nek5000 and NekRS.

Beyond research, I have a deep passion for music and have been playing the accordion and guitar for over 20 years. I also enjoy sports, including soccer, snowboarding, and running on a treadmill (not outside, it is crowded in NYC).

I have three cats. They do like my research, and they are family scientists.