I am in the final year of my PhD at Princeton University, where I work with Mariangela Lisanti. I am interested broadly in dark matter in the local Universe, with a research program that uses computational tools to bridge the gap between observation, astrophysical theory, and the particle physics of dark matter. In particular, I use simulations and semi-analytic models to study galactic dynamics, the Milky Way’s satellites, and Galactic archaeology, linking these to particle physics constraints via the direct and indirect detection of dark matter.
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