About me

I am a Computer science PhD student at the University of Chicago, working with Professor Rebecca Willett. My research focuses on machine learning and its scientific applications, with particular emphasis on generative models for quantum simulations, emulators for chaotic systems, and advanced techniques in weather forecasting. I have experience with tensor networks for neural network compression and generative adversarial networks. Before my doctoral studies, I earned a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a Master’s degree in Mathematics and Computer Science.

I am also a co-founder of Simulacra AI, a research-driven startup building the next generation of AI4Science models that simulate molecular interactions at the quantum level.