Research and Projects

My research is in two areas: medicine and ocean dynamics. First, I am using machine learning for medical data analysis, advised by Tamás Budavári (Applied Math and Stats) and Rohan Mathur (Neurology).  Second, I am predicting ocean transport in the subarctic, advised by Thomas Haine (Earth and Planetary Sciences).

I am interested in using techniques that involve change of bases, like Fourier transforms or spectral decompositions.

In the past, I had a taste for using creating medical treatment plans using mathematical optimization. Before that, I had a stint in more theoretical mathematics, generating algorithms for problems in computational algebra.

Course projects reflect my desire to blend interesting theory, modern applications, and computational tractability--take a look at some of them!


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