No specific academic achievements, such as publications or awards, are listed.
Research Experience
Researcher at National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), focusing on Scientific Machine Learning, Complex Fluid Flows and High-Performance Computing, Uncertainty Quantification, and Adversarial Robustness. Specific areas of work include:
- Probabilistic data augmentation
- Surrogate models and reduced-order models
- Information extraction from large databases
- Data reduction methods
- Minimally dissipative methods
- Turbulent combustion modeling
- Chaotic dynamics of turbulence
- Surface reaction modeling
- Analytically reduced chemistry for HPC
- Bayesian inference
- Rare event probability estimation
- Uncertainty propagation
- Single-agent and multi-agent reinforcement learning
- Anomaly detection
Education
Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Michigan
Background
Research interests include Scientific Machine Learning, simulation of complex fluid flows with High-Performance Computing, Uncertainty Quantification, and Adversarial Robustness. Focuses on improving the efficiency and reliability of wind turbines, batteries, deposition reactors, bio reactors, inverters, and efficient engines.
Miscellany
No personal interests or other information provided.