I am a Ph.D. Nuclear Engineering student at NCSU with a Bachelor of Science in Physics and a Minor in Mathematics.

I have a strong academic and research background spanning a variety of fields, including plasma physics, radiation shielding, fluid dynamics, and particle physics. My research experiences include developing computational models for ion beam dynamics and space-charge mitigation, investigating stochastic wind-driven inertial currents in Lake Superior using advanced mathematics like stochastic differential equations and Stochastic calculus, and conducting neutrino oscillation analysis using ROOT programming. Additionally, I have worked on plasma pyrolysis for hydrogen production, applying chemical kinetics and thermodynamics to sustainable energy solutions.

I am passionate about connecting theoretical concepts with real-world applications, and I aim to help students build a strong foundation in physics and mathematics through clear, personalized instruction.

I look forward to helping you grow as a student in any area you need assistance with!