Rainbow over Lake Washington and UW Stadium, taken by me in 2019
Rainbow over Lake Washington and UW Stadium, taken by me in 2019
Ph.D. Student in Atmospheric and Climate Science
at the University of Washington
I am a Ph.D. student at the University of Washington (UW) pursuing Atmospheric and Climate Science. My research focuses on cloud interactions with machine learning and other data analysis methods.
Master's Graduation with the Husky, taken by Robert Hollman in 2024
Before starting the Ph.D. program, I received my master's degree in Applied Mathematics at the UW, focusing on dynamics, calculus of variation (my favorite topic), and machine learning. I also spent my undergraduate time working on two degrees at UW. I completed my bachelor's degree in computer engineering, specializing in embedded systems and theory of computation, and another degree in atmospheric sciences, focusing on climate and data science.
Everything since university, research and engineering
Researches, publications, and public talks in Atmospheric Sciences
Engineering Registered Student Organizations (RSO) and clubs at the University of Washington
Random projects, overfix problems, design, 3d-printing, machining, and electronics