I am a postdoctoral researcher at Carnegie Mellon University at the Department of Engineering and Public Policy working under Dr. Joseph DeCarois. I work on maintaining the Temoa open source project and am a member of the Open Energy Outlook.

I recently earned my PhD in Physics from Department of Physics at North Carolina State University. During my doctoral studies, I was advised by Dr. William Ditto and was member of the Nonlinear Artifical Intelligence Laboratory.

I previously worked on developing deep learning algorithms for analysing events from the ATLAS Experiment at CERN under Dr.Benjamin Hooberman.

My doctoral research focused on the interplay of nonlinear dynamics and machine learning.

I am passionate about data driven modelling of complex systems and machine learning solutions to novel problems.

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