Accelerating computational mechanics with machine learning.
I am an NSF Graduate Research Fellow in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Washington working under Prof. Steven L. Brunton as a member of the AI Institute in Dynamic Systems. I also hold an affiliate position at RIKEN Center for Computational Science as a part of the High Performance Artificial Intelligence Systems Research Team. Before starting my PhD at UW, I received my bachelor’s and master’s in Mechanical Engineering at Columbia University. I’m interested in a wide range of topics generally revolving around data-driven fluid mechanics modelling.
While most of my current work is in machine learning for CFD, I have previously dabbled in combustion modelling and stochastic PDEs. Outside of my academic interests, I build rockets and have been on a deep sea research expedition. In undergrad, I led Columbia’s robotics club and rocketry team.
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