Doctoral student in quantum information science, quantum metrology & computational imaging.

I'm a PhD student in the College of Optical Sciences at the University of Arizona, advised by Professor Amit Ashok (Intelligent Imaging & Sensing Lab) and affiliated with the Center for Quantum Networks directed by Professor Saikat Guha. I completed my undergraduate degrees in Physics and Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley.
My research applies quantum parameter estimation theory to super-resolution imaging and quantum sensing — asking what information is fundamentally accessible when light carries the signal. I'm most excited by problems that are visual, geometric, and deeply mathematical.
Within my graduate college I'm co-president of the OSC Journal Club. Outside of academics I enjoy reading fantasy, making music, rock climbing, and playing soccer.
My research spans quantum optics, computational imaging, compressive sensing, and quantum optomechanics. Click any card to read the full description.
Programs and algorithms built in free time spanning computational graphics, fluid dynamics, aircraft design, and signal processing.
Final projects from graduate and undergraduate courses spanning physics, computer science, and optical sciences.
Patented inventions spanning optical metrology, photonic integrated circuits, and UV decontamination systems.
I'm always happy to discuss research, collaborations, or interesting problems. Feel free to reach out by email or leave a message.