I am an assistant professor at Baruch College. Previously, I was: an assistant professor at Bard College, postdoc at Duke University, and a PhD student at the University of Washington. Here is my CV. My main area of research is probability. In particular, interacting particle systems that model chemical reactions, species proliferation, and epidemics. See my research page for pictures and more information. Much of my youth was spent exploring the woods of the Pacific Northwest. I still like the woods, but also enjoy cycling, inline skating, songwriting, photography, chess, golf, competitive storytelling, and road trips. |
