I was a Zelevinsky Research Instructor at Northeastern University prior to joining Reed College as a visiting assistant professor in Fall 2022. My PhD supervisor was Steve Zelditch of Northwestern University.
My research lies in the intersection of microlocal analysis, complex analysis, and probability. I am particularly interested in mathematical problems arising from quantum mechanics, such as quantum chaos, nodal sets and Lp norms of eigenfunctions, and spectral asymptotics.
These days, I have been working with Grauert tubes, developing tools such as Szegő kernel asymptotics to study analytic extensions (Husimi distributions) of eigenfunctions.
CV updated October 2023.Old teaching at Northeastern (2019–2022) and at Northwestern (2014–2019).