About me
I’m a PhD candidate in Prof. Venkatasubramanian Viswanathan’s group in the department of Mechanical Engineering at University of Michigan (we recently moved from Carnegie Mellon University). My research has broadly centered around first-principles modeling of electrocatalytic systems and using machine learning to guide computational experiment.
I’m also a developer of Autocat, an open-source python software that provides tools to support electrocatalytic structure generation for first principles simulation. Additionally, it provides tools to support closed-loop computational searches for electrocatalyst discovery.
Bio
- PhD Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan 2024 (expected)
Advisor: Prof. Venkatasubramanian Viswanathan - MS Mechanical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University 2023
Advisor: Prof. Venkatasubramanian Viswanathan - MASc Materials Science & Engineering, University of Toronto 2019
Advisor: Prof. Chandra Veer Singh - HBSc Physics Specialist & Math Minor, University of Toronto 2017
Research interests at a glance
- Closed-loop materials discovery
- Electrocatalysis and electrosynthesis
- Energy storage
- Computational materials science
- AI for Materials Science & Chemistry
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