Research

I am interesting in high dimensional numerical methods. Particularly, I am currently studying a particle method that uses an energetic variational framework to maintain the energy-dissipation of the physical system at the particle level. We are currently using this framework in an attempt to model grain boundary dynamics using the Fokker-Planck equation.

During the summer of 2021, I worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory studying GANs for InSAR images to model the atmospheric noise.

As an undergraduate, I did research under the guidance of Dr. Deborah Sulsky on beam theory. During this time, we modeled the failure features of a double cantilever beam and looked into modifications to the numerical procedure to improve the failure process.

Teaching

Instructor of Record

Summer 2022: MATH 2250, Engineering Linear Algebra and ODEs

Fall 2021: MATH 1100, Business Calculus

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Fall 2021: MATH 6610, Graduate Numerical Analysis I

Spring 2021: MATH 3140, Engineering Vector Calculus and PDEs

Fall 2020: MATH 1311, Honors Engineering Calculus I

Extracurricular Activities

President of SIAM University of Utah Chapter August 2021-Present

Secretary of AWM University of Utah Chapter August 2021-Present

When I am not doing math, you can find me out in nature! I love to hike, run, ski, play volleyball and swim!

Adventures

Here are some photos from my adventures! I hope you enjoy them!