I’m a PhD candidate in the Materials Science Department at University of California, Berkeley. My research is performed at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where I work on simulation development and machine learning for advancing synthesis recipe design for solid-state materials in the context of self-driving labs. During my PhD I have also worked for X, the moonshot factory (Google’s semi-secret research lab), where I worked on AI-for-science projects, and at the National Renewable Energies Laboratory where I worked on machine learning methods for managing data from a high-throughput combinatorial sputtering lab for solar cell material discovery. In my free time, I try to spend as much time outside as possible - on most days that means running on our wonderful trails in Tilden and Strawberry Canyon. I also love reading, playing piano, traveling around California, and going to the climbing gym.
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