About me

I am a PhD candidate in Physics in Dr. Sarah Rauscher’s Lab at the University of Toronto, where we study protein dynamics using molecular simulations. In my research, I extensively employ machine learning, statistical methods, and high-performance computing. More about research.

As a member of the Humans Leaning Machine Learning (HLML) group at the Department of Physics at the University of Toronto, I spend Fridays studying interesting algorithms and participating in hackathons and Kaggle contests.

In addition to my research, I am passionate about teaching and worked as a course instructor for Computational Modeling in Physics. Over the years, I had the opportunity to teach various university courses and lead workshops in physics, mathematics, programming, and chemistry. The fusion of all these disciplines creates a powerful tool to understand the world around us. Find my selected tutorials

When I’m not immersed in academia, you’ll likely find me training for triathlon races with the vibrant community of University of Toronto Triathlon Club.