Welcome!

I am an applied mathematician, currently in my first year as an assistant professor in the Mathematics Department at USF.  My postdoc advisor was Professor Andrea Bertozzi and we worked on several projects on stability and well-posedness of solutions for kinematic attraction repulsion models, see my research section for more details.  I spent my graduate school days in the Department of Mathematics at Boston University under the advisement of C. Eugene Wayne and before that many sleepless nights as an undergraduate at Harvey Mudd College. 

My research interests are quite diverse.  My current areas of active research include machine learning and "Big Data" problems as well as pattern formation of nonlocal PDEs and vortex dynamics.  I'm also very interested in  computational and theoretical fluid dynamics, dynamical systems, non-local partial differential equations, mathematical modeling, mathematical biology, mathematical physics and complex dynamics.  When I'm not working on mathematics you might find me chasing after my daughter in Golden Gate Park.

Here are some cool pictures from my research program. Click on the research link in the left sidebar to learn more.