About Me

I’ve spent the past decade working on various topics in (electro)chemistry. First, working to understand and improve electrocatalysts for use in water electrolyzers (HER, OER). Then, after having split quite enough water, I worked on stabilizing aqueous electrolytes in redox flow batteries. In the last few years, my research has focused on high-throughput battery testing/analytics pipelines, computational screening and cheminformatics of small-molecule redox-actives, and development of (electro)chemical software.

Bio:

• Postdoc (2024-current)
  • Harvard University
  • Aziz Lab
• PhD Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering (2024)
  • Harvard University
  • Thesis advisor: Michael J. Aziz
• MSc Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering (2021)
  • Harvard University
  • Coursework in computational design of materials, machine learning, and systems development
• BSc Chemistry (2017)
  • Simon Fraser University
  • Undergraduate research advisor: Gary W. Leach

Research

(In progress, come back soon!)