Curriculum Vitae

Education

PhD in Physics
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
Advisors: Quentin Buat, Xiangyang Ju (LBNL)
  • Courses taken: Deep Learning, Computer Systems, Quantum Field Theory, Theory of Solids
  • Research interests: Physics analysis, GPU acceleration, scientific machine learning
Master of Science in Physics
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
  • Courses taken: Quantum Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Statistical Physics, Mechanics
Bachelor of Arts in Physics, Summa Cum Laude
Lawrence University
Appleton, WI
Advisors: Megan Pickett, Alexander Heaton
  • Independent research in scientific machine learning and physics-informed neural networks
  • Developed physics-informed neural network to solve Einstein's field equations to numerically obtain the Schwarzschild metric

Awards and Fellowships

2026

Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) Fellowship
Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Science • $21,600
Analysis Fellowship
IRIS-HEP • $10,000

2025

Graduate Research Fellowship Program, Honorable Mention
National Science Foundation

2024

Western Advanced Training for Computational High-Energy Physics (WATCHEP) Fellowship
Department of Energy (DOE) • $65,000 / year

2023

Provost Award
University of Washington • $10,000
Physics Department Fellowship
University of Washington • $5,000

2022

J. Bruce Brackenridge Prize for excellence in physics
Lawrence University • $500
Maurice Cunningham Phi Beta Kappa Prize for highest GPA in junior class
Lawrence University • $100

2021

Sir Isaac Newton (SIN) award for creativity in computational physics problem-solving
Lawrence University • $100
Ralph White Prize in Mathematics
Lawrence University • $100

Outreach & Professional Development

Service and Outreach

AI Future Lab Lecturer and Lab Leader
2026
Prepared lab exercises on introductory AI coding concepts for 30 high-school students from Taiwan, and gave a lecture on AI ethics.
U.S. LHC Users Association D.C. Trip
2025
High-Energy Physics funding ambassador, advocating for funding in Congress directly with House and Senate members.
Exploring the Quantum Universe with Artificial Intelligence
2024
Undergraduate Symposium Moderator and Mentor.
IMOD outreach with Rainier Prep Middle School
2024
Introduced experimental science to 90 fifth grade students through engaging interactive activities.

Development

Mentoring

As a PhD student I have mentored three undergraduates in research techniques by introducing the ATLAS experiment to them, as well as instilling an excitement for physics research and discovery. In this role I organize weekly meetings and check-ins, as well as field questions and provide academic guidance.

Memberships

Phi Beta Kappa (National Honors Society)
Sigma Pi Sigma (Physics Honors Society)
American Physical Society