About
I am intested in quantum photonics, nanophotonic integrated circuits, and AI for physics
At the Colorado School of Mines I studied engineering physics and spent most of my time in optics and theoretical physics (Emergent Holography). After Mines, I joined the Bouma lab at the Wellman Center for Photomedicine where I conducted research in optical imaging methods and in the development of novel fiber-based imaging systems. I am currently at the University of Colorado Boulder pursuing a physics PhD.
Trajectory
- 2026 — present
PhD studentCurrent
University of Colorado Boulder · Department of Physics
Working on quantum and nanophotonics.
- 2025 — 2026
Research Engineer
Wellman Center for Photomedicine · Harvard Medical School · MGH
Spectroscopic OCT using a 1310 nm swept-source system, spectral unmixing for photoacoustic imaging, and broadband micro-LED imaging. First-author manuscript in preparation.
- 2023 — 2024
Research Assistant & Project Lead
Colorado School of Mines — Physics Department & Ultrafast Laser Lab
Computed Fisher information metrics for Ising models to test holographic duality conjectures, and led a five-person team designing supersonic gas-jet nozzles for high-harmonic generation.
- 2021 — 2024
B.S. Engineering Physics
Colorado School of Mines · 3.99 GPA
Summa cum laude; concentration in quantum science, laser physics, and electrical engineering.