About me

I am a theoretical astrophysicist studying dark matter in the local Universe, with a focus particularly on how dark matter is distributed in the Milky Way and its satellites. I apply computational tools to bridge between observation, astrophysical theory, and the particle physics of dark matter.

I am in the final year of my PhD at Princeton University, where I work with Mariangela Lisanti. Beyond my research, I am passionate about student-centric mentorship and nurturing scientific thinking, and I teach math in NJ prisons with the Prison Teaching Initiative.

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