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I am an applied mathematician, who uses and develops tools to address problems in science and engineering. My mathematical work draws on many areas of pure and applied mathematics, but areas of particular interest include stochastic analysis, statistical mechanics, computational geometry, and rigidity theory. My scientific work focuses mainly on modeling physical systems, including those in materials science, fluid dynamics, soft-matter physics, geophysics, and oceanography. |
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Education
Experience
Funding and awards
- 2018 Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow in Mathematics
- US Department of Energy Early Career Award, 2014-2019
- NSF-FRG: “Stability of structures large and small.” (2016-2019), co-PI with Robert Connelly (Cornell), Meera Sitharam (U. of Florida), Steven Gortler (Harvard), Michael Thorpe (Arizona State University)
- NSF-RTG “Research Training group in Mathematical Modeling and Simulation,” (2017-2022), co-PI with Aleksandar Donev, Esteban Tabak, Charles Peskin, Leif Ristrof (all Courant.)
- NSF-MRSEC, co-PI (joint with NYU Chemistry & Physics departments)