I am a fourth-year PhD student in Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), where I work in computer graphics and geometry processing. I am a member of the Geometry Collective and advised by Keenan Crane. If you're interested in learning about my research, I'd recommend starting with the "project pages", which contain blog-style explanations of my published works.
ACM Trans. on Graph. (2024)
project page PDF (25.3mb) supplemental (PDF, 1.6mb) BibTexACM Trans. on Graph. (2023)
project page PDF (4.4mb) supplemental (PDF, 0.7mb) technical note (PDF, 2.7mb) code (C++) BibTexACM Trans. on Graph. (2023)
project page PDF (11.8mb) BibTexACM Trans. on Graph. (2021)
project page PDF (3.7mb) BibTexI used to be rather serious about distance running, but had 8+ injuries between 2015 – 2020. I started training again in late 2021 (minus COVID in 2022) and really enjoy the running community in Pittsburgh. I'm a proud organizer of the Random Distance Run at CMU! On Tuesdays, you can usually find me running with the Pittsburgh Pharaoh Hounds. I also am the women's captain for the Carnegie Mellon Club XC team, which competes in cross country and track & field at the NIRCA level.
I like to write crossword puzzles, especially Schrödinger (quantum) puzzles. I occasionally post smaller puzzles on my Crosshare blog.
I occasionally make art for the department; past designs here.
Previously, I graduated from Caltech in 2020 with a B.S. in Applied & Computational Mathematics. The background to my website is taken from a photograph I took from the foothills of the San Gabriel mountains in Pasadena, California.