About Me
I'm a computational astrophysicist, currently working on
my PhD at Harvard University. In addition to research, I
am heavily invested in science communication and
education: I'm Chair of
the Communicating
Science National Workshop Organizing Team, was an
author for
the Astrobites
astronomy blog, and volunteer in a variety of mentoring
and tutoring programs. During my free time I enjoy
running, baking, and leading a D&D campaign for a group of
friends in the Astronomy department.
My research focuses on modelling galaxies to learn more
about how they formed and evolved. To do this, I leverage
the incredible computing power available in modern GPUs
(just like the graphics card in your laptop!) to create
simulated images of galaxies as the Hubble Space Telescope
would see them. Our goal is to extract new information from
already-available data, and learn about the history of our
nearest neighbor galaxies.
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