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I like to keep this website updated with my recent work, as well as things I've come accross that I think are worth sharing. Thanks for stopping by :)Most recently, I completed a Master's degree in Physics at Northwestern University where I was a member of the Amplitudes and Insights group. My MS thesis explored how classical observables calculated in the nonrelativistic and classical limits of quantum field theories can provide new and unique information to improve computational simulations of the 3-body black hole scattering process and resulting gravitational wave emission which are very useful in the interpretation of LIGO data. This research opened the door to lots of new and exciting questions, and lives at the intersection of modern techniques for scattering amplitude calculation in QFT descriptions of gravity and numerical relativity-based astrophysical simulation.
Previously, I held positions as a teaching faculty member in both physics and mathematics at two highly ranked independent boarding high schools. I also attended Bowdoin College, where I researched relationships between amplitudes in supersymmetric theories. In my spare time I am a licensed private pilot with an instrument rating.
I'm always interested in connecting with others who care about physics, education, and exploration, both scientific and otherwise, and I offer tutoring in math and physics to students of all skill levels. Drop me a line here , and let’s talk!