About Me

I am a fifth-year PhD student in the Mathematics Department at UCLA. My research focuses are cluster varieties and related problems in algebraic combinatorics, DNA folding and SELEX analysis, unmixing algorithms for chemical and hyperspectral data, and quantum computation. I am currently advised by Professor Pavel Galashin and Professor Andrea Bertozzi.

Before UCLA, I was at Harvard College, where I graduated with high honors for my degree in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics. I wrote my thesis under Professor Peter Kronheimer on Stable Knot Homotopy, Motivations, Constructions and Computations. While at Harvard, I worked in the lab of Professor Mikhail Lukin where I studdied Hamiltonian Engineering for pulse sequence design.

I am currently on the job market.

In my freetime I practice Taekwondo with the UCLA Taekwondo team.