Hi, I’m a postdoctoral researcher in theoretical and computational physics at Georgia Tech, with previous postdoc experience at the University of Pennsylvania and Syracuse University. I earned my Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Rice University, where my thesis focused on computational physics and the mechanics of complex systems. I've been using numerical methods, linear algebra, calculus, and coding in my every day research in the past 9 years.
I’ve taught and mentored students at the...
Hi, I’m a postdoctoral researcher in theoretical and computational physics at Georgia Tech, with previous postdoc experience at the University of Pennsylvania and Syracuse University. I earned my Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Rice University, where my thesis focused on computational physics and the mechanics of complex systems. I've been using numerical methods, linear algebra, calculus, and coding in my every day research in the past 9 years.
I’ve taught and mentored students at the undergraduate and graduate level in physics, applied math, and engineering. In my PhD, I was a teaching assistant for applied math, hydrodynamics, thermodynamics, and statistical physics. I’ve also guest lectured an honors intro physics course at Syracuse and enjoy breaking down advanced topics into intuitive steps. Subjects I tutor include Linear Algebra, Calculus (Single & Multivariable), Differential Equations, Complex Analysis, Numerical Methods, Probability and Statistics etc.
I believe that no subject is too hard when it’s taught the right way. My approach is focusing on building a strong conceptual understanding of the topic first, followed by a range of example problems to reinforce and apply the material.
