I'm a physics major who graduated from Texas Christian University with a B.S in Physics in May 2025. I've been actively involved in a variety of project, including computational, solid state, and atomic physics.

    Currently, I'm working on researching and developing a computational framework to quantify spatial heterogeneity in syncytial cells. By leveraging Agent-Based Modelling, I simulate cell-cell fusion dynamics, and apply topoligcal data analysis techniques to compute alpha shapes and persistent homology features! You can find some of my work below.

    My previous research endeavors include working as an undergraduate research assistant at Texas Christian University, where I studied surface properties of nanocrystalline oxides through spectroscopy, while also engineering UHV components to enable cathodoluminescence imaging. I have presented my research at various APS conferences around Texas and won multiple best presenter awards.