I completed my Ph.D. in Mathematics and Master of Statistics degrees in 2023 at the University of Utah. My research is in probability theory. Particularly, I study models of random growth, such as last passage percolation, and models of random walks in random potentials (random polymers). These types of randomness appear when we navigate traffic, when lightning strikes along paths of least resistance, when spilled water percolates through a piece of paper, or when a particle traverses a random environment. My Ph.D. advisor was Firas Rassoul-Agha. In 2015, I completed my Bachelor's degree at Westminster University with majors in computer science and mathematics. I play piano and especially like pieces by Ravel and Chopin.
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Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090