Welcome! I am a Mathematics Ph.D. student studying Interacting Particle Systems with Dr. Nicolas Lanchier at Arizona State University. 

My research involves creating and analyzing mathematical models governed by probabilistic local interactions. Using contemporary techniques, the goal is to prove qualitative results about the long-term behavior of these models.

We have studied the impact of decoupling individuals who are infected with a disease into asymptomatic and symptomatic groups through the lens of a multi-type contact process.  Additionally, we proved conjectured and new results about a process modeling Allelopathy in space, created by Rick Durrett and Simon Levin. We have also developed two new models: an extension of the Deffuant model of opinion dynamics which accommodates polarizing interactions, and the Kindness model, which models the relationship between experiencing and exhibiting kindness.