I am a fifth year PhD student in mathematics at The Ohio State University. My advisor is Hsian-Hua Tseng.
Most of my interests lie in algebraic geometry. My favorite sub-area within algebraic geometry is enumerative geometry, which then leads me to studying intersection theory, moduli spaces, and algebraic stacks. I am also interested in combinatorics and number theory.
My paper on the higher Chow groups of M_{1,n} can be found here.
In May 2025, I ran a minicourse on Voevodsky's mixed motives at OSU titled "Motives in May" with Jake Huryn. The website can be found here.
I help run OSU Cycle, which is a mentoring program designed to pair mathematics graduate students with undergraduate students to do research.
Here is my CV.