I am a NASA Hubble and ITC Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Theory and Computation, which is a part of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics at Harvard University. I received my PhD from the University of Chicago in 2019.

I am a computational astrophysicist with diverse interests at the interface between the physics of the interstellar medium and the formation and evolution of galaxies. Together with my collaborators, I design, run, and analyze supercomputer simulations that span scales from individual star-forming regions to cosmological volumes. My work focuses on the following topics:

• cosmological galaxy formation simulations
• formation of galactic disks
• formation and evolution of the first galaxies
• the baryon cycle in and out of galaxies
• the origin of star formation scaling relations
• interstellar turbulence
• cosmic rays
• numerical methods