About me

I am a PhD candidate in mathematics at Stanford University, advised by Prof. Rafe Mazzeo. My mathematical interests are in analysis and geometry. I am currently doing research in microlocal analysis, with a particular focus on gas giant geometry and the 0-calculus of Mazzeo-Melrose.

I grew up in Canberra, Australia. I attended the Australian National University (ANU), also in Canberra, where I received a bachelor's degree with a major in mathematics, First Class Honours, and a University Medal. My Honours thesis was supervised by Dr. James Tener.

I also have a side interest in quantum computing. During my undergraduate studies, I undertook two research projects in quantum computing under the supervision of Dr. Marcus Doherty at the ANU Research School of Physics. In February-July 2022, I worked for Quantum Brilliance, an Australian-German quantum computing company.

Writing

Gas giants and the 0-calculus

Slides for my third-year area exam, an oral seminar presented by third-year PhD candidates in mathematics at Stanford.

Invariants in the II1 subfactor theory of von Neumann algebras

My Honours thesis, written in 2021 at the Australian National University.