About
I’m a postdoctoral researcher with the MLHAD Collaboration at the University of Cincinnati. I work at the intersection of jet physics, QCD, and machine learning — building tools and observables that make collider physics easier to reason about.
Before Cincinnati, I did my PhD at the MIT Center for Theoretical Physics, and before that, I did my undergrad in physics, applied sciences engineering, and mathematics at Rutgers University.
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