I am a 3rd year PhD student in the physics department at UC Berkeley working with Prof. Mike Zaletel. Prior to coming to California, I pursued a Masters in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge. I completed my undergraduate education at Wake Forest University, where I majored in physics and computer science, with a minor in mathematics. I worked with Profs. Oana Jurchescu and Sam Cho on organic field-effect transistors and computational DNA modelling, respectively.

I am interested in far too many research topics, but I focus on designing tensor network algorithms for simulation of quantum many-body systems on both classical and quantum computing. Additionally, I have contributed to several machine learning efforts during my time at Berkeley. I am also passionate about scientific education and intend to pursue a career in academic physics.

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