I'm an applied mathematician interested in modeling and analysis of multi-agent systems in biology and transportation engineering.

Currently, I am a Golomb Visiting Assistant Professor at the department of Mathematics at Purdue University, West Lafayette working with Alexandria Volkening. 

I received my PhD from Temple University in 2024 under the supervision of my advisor Benjamin Siebold. Before that, I completed my MS degree at the American University of Beirut, and my BS in mathematics at the Lebanese American University with minors in computer science and in actuarial studies and a teaching diploma in secondary and higher-education mathematics.

📢Latest News:

Find my interview with the Society of Mathematical Biology (cell and developmental biology) Blog featuring my recent work in computational biology here. 

Find my latest received award 2025 Ivo and Renata Babuska Thesis Prize from the American Mathematical Society highlighting my work in interdisciplinary research in transportation engineering here.