I am a Deaf, post-doctoral, experimental particle physicist involved with the ATLAS collaboration looking for signs of new physics Beyond the Standard Model. I care about boosted object reconstruction, hadronic final states, jet substructure, pile-up mitigation techniques, the intersection of particle physics & machine learning, and more!
I got my doctorate from the University of Chicago. See my curriculum vitae for more information.
Advisor: David W. Miller
Advisors: Kenneth Libbrecht and Harvey Newman
Nathan Sugarman Award for Excellence in Graduate Student Resarch
US ATLAS Outstanding Graduate Student Award
Young Researchers' Symposium Award for Best Poster Presentation
Department of Energy, Office of Science Graduate Student Research
UChicago Excellence in Graduate Teaching nominee
US LHC Users Association Lightning Round Winner
UChicago Excellence in Graduate Teaching nominee
UChicago Excellence in Graduate Teaching nominee
Caltech Excellent TA Award
Edward C. and Alice Stone Fellow
CERN is the European Organization for Nuclear Research. Using highly sophisticated instruments, the organization’s physicists and engineers study the fundamental particles that are the building blocks of the universe. How does CERN solve the challenge of finding a tool that can handle thousands of projects and contributors as well as a revolving door of contributors from across the world?
TV sets are going out of fashion. Actually, not quite. But that's what it seems like. You could feign a comparison between Online Shopping and Brick & Mortar stores.
It's reminiscent of a Facebook-style newsfeed that changes the way that I look at email.
If a person is born deaf, which language do they think in?